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" Squamish United Church, was the grand aggregate winner in En Squamish districi the Howe Sound Fall Fair held in the high school on Satur- By MARNIE BURNSIDE Village, the Squamish said manager Stan Bannister. day, Sept. 10th. She piled up a total of 225 points, Contrary to the findings of a Marketing assessment predicted "The thing that keeps Sqamish Mrs. Lindquist won the aggregate prize in the flower Department of Municipal Af- a period of economic un- moving is the forest industry section with 55 points, and in the floral art section where she fairs Marketing Survey presen- certainty and perhaps decline and it's in pretty good shape." piled up 30 points. Other section winners were: vegetables, ted to council last June and for the town, based on the im- According to Don Lecky of joe iacovone, i25 points; fruit, he Iaccivuiic, 17 poiiiis: despite predictions of economic pending closure of Railwest and Lecky Real Estate the improved roses, Peter Evans, 10 points; preserves, Connie White, 126; doom by Vancouver media con- the "general malaise in the availability of mortgage money, .* honey, Don Ross, 19; wine, Joe Iacovone, 36; baking, Con- forest based industries." cerning the effect of the this year's interest rate of IO nie White, 66; needlework, Lou Rempel, 91; Golden Agers, Railwest closure on Squamish, In June, the same month that percent and the government's local real estate companies are the survey was released to coun- Assisted Home Ownership sub- John Sobotka, 13; Junior, 13-18 years, Darrell Driscoll, 13; doing a brisk business and there cil, Block Brothers Realty han- sidies have a lot to do with the Juniors, 12 and under, Thor Anderson, 46, and hobbies and is every indication that the num- dled the sale of one million increase in the sale of single crafts, Kathleen Hoy, 39. ber of homes sold will continue dollars worth of real estate in family homes. I In addition to the grand aggregate trophy, donated by to climb. the Squamish area. ."Welve had These factors have served to the Bank of Nova Scotia, Mrs. Lindquist received $25 in Prompted by the slow sdes of a very good year. In July and bring home ownership within cash and many special prizes as well as the aggregate awards modular homes in the govern- August we sold close to reach of a broader spectrum of ? in the two sections she won. ment housing project, Tantalus $500,000 worth of real estate," people and at the same time The Royal Bank of Canada donated the aggregate prizes, reducing the price gap between a cup, for each of the two junior sections. 'condominiums and single fam'ily dwellings to only a few thousand Fall Fair secretary Anne weather which also almost Don Dickie killed dollars. As a result the sale of Keeler said the number of en- wiped out the rose display as condominiums, town houses and tries were down this year but most roses had passed their the Tantalus Village modular Peter Bukowsky, President of , second blooming and were not homes has been drastically the Fall Fair Association said yet in their third one. There in woods accident reduced. that the quality was excellent were hardly any sweet peas and Richard Donald (Don) Squamish Curling Club and was Joan Cassell of Spencer Real and judges had assured him that many of the sunimer blooming Dickie, a resident of Squamish also a member of the Estate is quick to confirm her the scarcity of many exhibits in annuals were past their priMe. for almost 20 years and ii faller congregation of SI. John's company's increased sale of the flower and vegetable section The houseplant section also for Weldwood and later a bull Anglican Church. single family dwellings. "We've was partially due to the fact that showed a sharp decline. bucker, was accidentally killed Mr. Dickie was also an active sold a lot of homes in the past the warm weather in early sum- at 11:IS a.m. on Friday, Sep- supporter of the Squamish month," she said. But dcspite the adverses of mer had brought vegetables to the good weather, there were tember 9th, in the Empire Loggers Sports Day activities Commenting ,, on the maturity earlier than usual. Logging Tree Farm Licence. and for many years worked with Marketing Survey's conclusion dozens of displays which at- Another factor contributing to tracted the visitors and spec- Dickie, who had been a faller the timers for the various that with the overabundance of the drop in entries was the fact for Weldwood for six years, had events. provincial housing in the valley tators who later turiied out for that several heavy exhibitors in the prize draws during the been promoted to bull-bucker, Mr. Dickie is survived by his areas of the lower mainland, past years did nut exhibit this or foreman for the falling crews. loving wife Alda; three buyer preference seems to be in evening. year, some because they no David Bradner, who judged A tree was being felled and daughters, Jo-Anne (Otto), the municipalities more cen- longer live here, and others didn't fall in its intended path Marla (McCann) and Tracey, trally located to Vancouver, the flower section, officially were away for much of the sum- opened the fair and immediately but hit a sapling instead, which all of Squamish; and three causing sales in Squamish to suf- mer, while illness was a con- following the opening, Ald. struck Dickie and caused the grandchildren. He also leaves fer she said, "People in Van- tributing factor in another Cunningham introduced Miss fatality. two sisters, Phyllis (Currie) of couver are starting to realize family,Attendance at the fair was up Squamish, Tracy Reynolds, who Dickie was born in Gilbert Gilbert Plains, Man., Betty that there are bargains to be had announced the names of the best Plains, Manitoba, on July I1 (Clarkson) ,of Surrey, and a in Squamish." and many people crowded the garden winners and presented 1924, and grew up there. brother, Graham, of Medicine According to Mrs, Cassell, a to look high school at the them with th$r,a,wards. , receiving his... education in Hat, Aha. . " ...L >. S50,OOO home hee.in Squamish, .Posts aad-Nngs aro-wondprfci.y!~eesto play an ahd here Steven~Porter4s4wingawon.' -UiKplays. As always the hobbies .. would be worth close to Gilbert Plains. After ' leaving He was predeceased by ths derful time in front of 1be.Tim.b.office. and crafts drew many comments During the day the high high school he spent some time parents, one brother George and $80,000 in West or North Van- and the interesting crafts and school economics class under in the Canadian navy and two sisters, Ne! and Martha. couver. "This is due she said to displays were a feature of the the direction of Mrs. Enright moved to British Columbia in Funeral services were held in the price of lots which start at fair. ..and Mrs. Ray served tea and in in the city and $16,000 the late forties when he started St. John's Anglican Church in $30,000 Official opening for The painting section of the the evening the annual Fall Fair in Squamish. working in the logging industry. Garibaldi Highlands on hobby class was very popular Bingo was held at the Loggers All of the realtors contacted The Dickies came to Tuesday, Sept. 13, at 1 p.m. with and the unusual crafts drew a Inn under the sponsorship of the mentioned the increasing num- Squamish in 1958 and he has Rev. H.J. McDougall of- great many comments.1 Some ex- CWA. ber of sales to commuters. "Af- Whistler s6wer plant been a member of the Squamish ficiating, followed by interment citing and interesting macrame, Winner of the exhibitor's in Mount Garibaldi Cemetery. ter all," said Mrs. Cassell, Elks Lodge No. 119, the 'The Whistler sewage 'treat- it is hoped that the work wilibe luncheon with the official 89 well as some excellent car- ,draw for a set of steak knives only 45 minutes from Squamish Branch of the Royal In lieu of flowers donations to "we're mcnt plant, one of the most completed before the snow opening taking place at the ving; the latter by John Sobotka, !was Mrs. K. Kearney while Canadian Legion, No. 227, and the St, John's Anglican Church Vancouver." modern in Canada, will be of- comes. sewer plant at l:30 p.m. Stephen Harris won the junior Will Squamish become the had many admirers, the Curling Club of Squamish. Memorial Fund would be ap- ficially opened at 130 p.m. on The feasibility of extending followed by a tour of the plant exhibitor's draw and the one for home of many city workers? A weaving display, presented He is a Dast oresident of the preciated. Saturday, Sept. 17. the sewer system to the White for all those interested in seeing children was won by Laura, with Only timc will tell of course but by the Squamish Weavers The $1,350,000 plant, the key Gold Estates area is also under it. no last name on her card. Association.. was- a- hinhlinht---~---_ P..- 8lf". sat41ite communities "' part of the new sewer system at study. Among the prominent invited the show sild m,any people ex- Lance Fisher was the winner ROYAL HUDSON TO trend in other parts of Canada' Whistler, which cost $4.5 The official opening guests who will be present are pressed an interest in the work of the tea service offered by and Squamish has much to offer million in the first stage, has ceremonies will start with a Hugh Curtis, minister of being done by this talented local OVerWaitca and the winning MAKE SPECIAL RUNS the city dweller. ,some tertiary treatment for the reception at 11 a.m. at the Myr- housing and municipal affairs, group, door prize numbers were The Royal Hudson made a special run on Tuesday, %p;. prize WZE!CE, including tle Philip school followed by and federal MP Jack Pearsall. Children all eyes as the,, 148052 for the mirror; 148162 6 with a group of Canadian War Amputees and another dechlorination; and is a unique looked at the delectable cakes for the vibrator, and 14805 for special train was expected yesterday with a group from Rit- Winners p1ant:perhap.s the only one of its and cookies, some of the cakes the axe. chie Smith Ltd. of Abbotsford. The Senior Society kind in Canada, but at least the Winner of the draw prize modern* ,,rizes.beautifully and iced,in aomc which won was Bob Silcock while LIWafler Each group brought several hundred people to Squamish had a draw in conjunction with Work proceeding- .. - - .. .- - - -_- - -. won the 525 draw prize and aboard the train on the special run. the Fall Fair and five prizes Geoff Pearce, clerk-treasurer baking classes the judges must have found it hard to make a Phyllis Malm the $10 draw Two more are tentatively scheduled for October after were given with the wifiners of the Resort Municipality of prize. Tracy Downing was the decision as there were so many the Royal Hudson is officially closed for the year. These will choosing the prizes from among Whistler, said cost of the first on station plans winner of the World Book draw. those offered. be on Sunday, Oct. 16th when' Allied Chemicals is supposed stage of the sewer system Work is proceeding on plans A number of tickets to a soc- Peter Bukowsky drew the amounted to $4.5 million with cer game were offered as prizes to be making the trip and on the following day, Monday, Oct. tickets and the first one drawn io build a period railway station an additional $265.000 contract in Squamish for passengers who for a draw and among the win- 17th, the Auto Dealers of Canada, are expected to be was for . . . Peter Bukowsky! to Valid Construction for the coming. These dates are not confirmed but are tentative. arrive on the Royal Hudson. ners were Debbie Pickard, IC. Other winners were Rose Lam- 24-inch main from the Feschuk, Mrs. E. Gordon, Thur The Royal Hudson, which has been running regularly port and Jean McKinnon of The project, headed by Bill tative approval has already been Christiana turnoff to the Myrtle McNeney, should the con- given for the project and the Anderson, Ruth Smith, C. since the May holiday, will close for the season following the Squamish, and Dillon and S. see M. Philip school. struction of the station in time Hun. Grace McCarthy, Minister WEATHER Rayfield, Glenn Anderson,.San- . Thanksgiving holiday which is October 10th. Melnick of Vancouver. This contract has been let and dra Burns, Theresa for next spring's arrival of the of Tourism, stated at the Dale ' Hi Wcirbcr Lo Heidenreich, 'Owen Hubbard, Royal Hudson. inaugural run of the Royal Hud- Sept. 5 20 15 Clear Heidi Heidenreich, Mary The station will be built on son this year, that the govern- 6 20 10 Clear the plans of the CPR station at ment was prepared to build the 7 19 II CloudRain 3'' Heidenreich, Penny Whittam, P. Midway and plans are to bring station. 8 17 9 Tobus and E. Tobus. Prize money will be given out as much of the material from the The Chamber of Commerce 9 16 6 Clear station there as possible to be will supervise the project and 10 20 8 Clear at the Squamish Times office on incorporated in the one at act as the local overseer. II 20 9 Clear Thursday, Sept. 15th between I Squahish. A crew from and 4 p.m. Squamish will go to Midway to view the building, its exterior and interior, with a view to seeing how much of it can be retained for the station at Squamish. Villi Jensen suggested that, .if the cost of dismantling materials from the station is too high, it might be more feasible to have windows and doors built to design for the station. The plan has been modified to include an area for a tourist booth, washrooms and a large area for seating and display of arts and crafts and a museum area. Woman assaulted A 22 year old woman, a resident of a Vancouver bok;, told police on the early morning of Sept. 6th, that she wasfclrced into a vehicle near tile PNE grounds in Vancouver and Local real estate companies are having no trouble selling ber of homes sold in the past three months is up ampad to iriven up the highway to Cran4 Aggregate prize winner at the Hawe Sound all Fair, Mary Eisdquist, receives her homes In Squamish these days. Despite Prdictions of an sales last year, Squamish and sexually assaulted trophy and cash from the Fall Fair president Peter Bukowsky, She totalled 225 points to economic slump following the closure of Railwest, the num- during the drive. Win.

I ? Page 2 - Tho Squrmlmh Thm - Wednesday. September 14. 1977 Block Par ents: what they are Ken Gain hurt in Here we are, at the beginning Co-operate with the Block to use the same route to and of a new school year. For some Parent and the police if your from school every day. Take of us it might be getting back children have to use a &lock your children along this route highway accident into the routine and for others, Parent home. Do not overem- and point out the Block Parent Ken Cain suffered a fractured I(uka is being charged with our first time around. phasize the child molester when homes. hip, broker: wrist and facial drivingtention. without due care and at- In between the shopping for instructing your children on the As a reminder, wise children: lacerations when he was corning the clothes and the school sup- rules of safety, 1. Do not talk sith strangers. north with t!w newspapers at Qn Sept. 7th at 5 p.m. plies. we sta:t reminding our Teach your children the 2. Do not get into strangers' 3:30 a.m. on Sept. 6th and ap- William McKinnon of Pem- children about a few safety rules duties of the Block Parent; e.&, cars. parently fell asleep near the berion, travelling south on to follow on their way to and "The Block Parent is not there 3. Bo not accept gifts or candy Construction Aggregates pit Site Highway 99, came around a Cor- from school. This year, let's add to supply refrestirncnts but to from strangers. at Furry Creek, He was making ner to find a northbound car soo:thing new, from the start: assist in emergencies." Advise 1. Walk in groups whenever a sharp right hand curve when straddling the centre line. : The Block Parent signs and the school as soon as possible if possible. his vehicle left the road and McKinnon braked to avoid a what they stand for. yow children are to be absent. (as quoted in the Block Parent struck a rock embankment. collision. skidded off the road . , It is the parents' responsibility Tell your chidlren to walk in Program Manual published by Cain was taken to Squamish and struck a rock wall. The . 'i to educate the children in the groups as much as possible and the Canada Safety Council.) Hospital and later to Lions other car did not stop. The case : proper use of the Program. This Gate. Damage to the vehicle is still under investigation. ..' will be reinforced by further On Sept. 8th Theresa Pearson ' -$ amounted to $3,500. ,t ! 3 education at the schools. Teach Films ai the Starlite On Sept. 5th at I I :30 a.m. in a suffered a fractured knee when . 4 your children that when they are Films at the Starlite during Following it on the first three two vehicle accident near Furry her bicycle was struck by a in trouble and in need of help, the coming week are not recom- days of next week, Mon., TUCS., Creek a motorcycle operated by vehicleSquamish. driven Police by Scottsaid G~SSthe carof 1 .'?!' to seek the nearest Block Parent mended for children but are and Wed., Sept. 18, 19 and 20, W. Kelsek of Burnaby was in home. They are not simply to restricted to mature audiences. is a film taken at one of Califor- collision with a vehicle driven was travelling' down the hill .% continue on to home or school. If you found the Exorcist a nia's largest and most exotic by Jeremy Salmon of Van- about 45 kmlh when the nine "Time is of the shocker you'll be interested in private nudist clubs, "The couver. The motorcycle was year old cyclist emerged from a ': essence." Encourage your its sequel, the Heretic. This film Naked Peacock". heading north and had over- driveway. The case is still under cildren to memorize their ad- will be shown on Thurs., Fri. Showtime is 8 p.m. unless Winners of the best garden award were Mr. and Mrs. Ivo Confortin, shown receiving their taken cars and was overtaking investigation. , _',: dresses and telephone numbers. and Sat., Sept. IS, 16 and 17. otherwise stated. award from Tracy Reynolds, Miss Squamish. the Salmon vehicle when it On Sept. 10th at 9 p,m. at pulled to the left and hit the Tantalus Way and Garibaldi motorcycle. Way a pickup driven by Ian .. 0 Confortins win garden award On the same day on the Cat ONeil and a vehicle driven by $1 0 Mr. and Mrs. lvo Confortin Lake Road, a pickup driven by John Andrzejczuk collided ?+ :0 HIGH GLASS 0'of James Road in the North Joseph McNeil of Squamish, left when Andrzejczuk was making a . : + 80y8 Yard, were the winners of the the road and overturned. right hand turn in a parking lot . :I: 0 Best Garden Award, presented McNeil and a passenger, while ONeil was backing up. ": 0 annually by the District of Darlene McNeil, were taken to The case is still under in- "Beat the rising cost of fuel! f 0 0 Squamish, to :he Owners of the hospital. vestigation. Have thermal glass installed by 0 best all. round garden in the On Sept. 6th at Leski's On Sept. 10th at 4 p.m. on Crossing on Highway 99. at 2 Highway 99 Harold Gawthorn p.m. S. Kukd of Toronto, Ont., of Ruskin. driving a pickup, was . travelling south, came over the in collision with a vehicle 0 This factory-sealed The winner receives a cash tracks too fast, struck a vehicle driven by Robert Brown of ~- glass installed in your SEPT, 27 MEETING award, a plaque to keep in' driven by Robert Frizzell of West Vancouver. Gawthorn ;..: memory of the win and the large Brackendale and ran off the pulled out to pass the Brown ' :? 0 home will provide a The #owe Sound Drama Club will hold' its first meeting plaque to hold for a year. Run- right side of the road leading up vehicle 'which was three cars ' , saving on fuel, and ad of the year on Wednesday, Sept. 21st, at 7:30 p.m. at the ners up receive cash awards, on the railway tracks. Damages ahead and sideswiped Brown. , 0 permanent resale home of Mr. and Mrs. K. Ramus at 40309 Ayr Drive. During the next few weeks the amounted to $2,700. The case is Gawthorn will be charged under I All members and prospective members are welcome. Times will carry pictures and still under investigation but the Motor Vehicle Act. !: 0 value to your home. ''l There arc some exciting events being planned by, the descriptions vf the winning gar- @ And it comes with drama club and all those interested in taking part should turn dens and their Owners. a 5 year guarantee. out for this first meeting. , For further information please phone 898-5375 after 5 Break-in AUGUST CARLOADINGS :, Qovt. rd. nmrt *' 0 to OK tlro p.m. at Eagle Run A home-on Meadow Ave. in UP OVER LAST MONTH : :$')i 4 the Eagle Run subdivision was broken into on the night of Sept. The British Columbia Raiiway's August carloadings 89815811 totalled 12,497, up from 11,703 in July. 8 I 5th and B quantity of articles 6 OGIE'S stolen. Loadings for the first eight months of this year totalled Crafty Book Store Police state a .308 Savage 103,836 compared with 70,556 last year when labour dif- e rifle, McCulloch chain saw, ficulties reduced traffic volume. 0 hearing aid, binoculars, a CB Traffic showing a marked increase this August compared 0 * Replacement Glass * Mirrors NOW OPEN radio and fishing equipment, with August, 1976, included lumber and plywood eastern Squamish Indian Crafts worth a total of $2,500 were rail, logs, posts and pilings, fuel and road oils and piggyback 0 * taken. In addition another CB 0 * Collectors comics radio was damaged, shipments. e * Pocketbooks, mags Private vehicles parked in the Showing a dec1in.e were movements of wood chips and driveway were forcibly entered. export wood pulp. 0 See our Store on Cleveland Ave. Police state the case is still un- e I .. .. ~~oooo.ooooooooooooooooooee@ooooo~ . . -.

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"Attention AI I Boaters" HighlandLessons commence Dancing Sept. 24, 1977 new cours starts Sept, 27 REGISTR ATION: By NELSON WINTERBURN Squadrons is not all work and The course begins on 1O:OO a.m. - 12:OO Sept. 17 at Interested in boating? Like to study; the social aspect is also Tuesday, Sept. 27, at the Howe 1629 Arrowhead Drive, Brackendale swap lies and information about important. In CPS yo11 meet and Sound Secondary School. If you fishing? Are you s!III annoyed socialize with a dedicsed group require further ihformation con- Teacher - Susan Gatzke about your near accident in the of:,people with' interests similar tact the training officer, Tony fm more information water this summer? The place to.yvur own. Biggin-Pound. at 898-5024. for you may be the Squamish If you wish, you may par- Good sailing. phone 898-5270 or 898-5103 .I .I Power Squadron's accelerated ticipate in the many activiti& of boating safety course being held CPS at the Squadron, District this fall. and National levels. You may Are you familiar with wi$h to become active as a pJC- Canadian Power Squadron? toi or instructor, or perhaps Read on. Canadian Power serve on the Squadron Squadron is a national exfcutive, either of which is an Come in and talk to us about organization dedicated to safe extremely rewarding ex- boating and the on-going perience. In additien, all year sowing a new lawn. piloting, seamanship, power and round there are CPS activities sail; weather and diesel taking place; parties, movie mechanics. It is a non-profit nights, visits to marine organization, incorporated un- musuems, dances. conferences, 5 Ibs. Playfield grass seed ...... 6m95 der the Companies Act of cruises ...the opportunities are Canada, and ail administrative endless. Q 98 work and teaching is done by The active CPS member will 5 ibs. Goii green grass seed -8"- the members without make many new friends and remuneration. associates as well as having the satisfaction of actively sup- The national organization is a porting a strong public service confederation of Districts Stret- organization. ching from the Atlantic to the Now is the time to improve Pacific oceans. Districts, in turn, USE DOLOMITE LIME your boating skills for next year. reg. 2.95 may be formed by a grouping of Fees will be thirty-five ($35) local Squadrons. Some dollar$ for one person, fifty-five Squadrons may have only a dollars ($55) if a second person handful of members while in the family takes the course. Thia week ONLY 1.95 others in the larger cities may The fees are pro rated for any have hundreds; but all have the additional family members. same ideais, the same objective. - I For onlv Canadian Power Squadrons is not a government or inspection Qat MOSS(5 cu.tt) ...... 6.50 Fisheries ' $3.00 agency; nor is it restricted to WQ will teat boat owners, let alone large 3-15-6 Green Valley fertilizer & glvo yacht owners. Soae of (iiii %em- confiscate nets ...... 6"95 your aoll bers own no busts at all, while .Fisheries officials confiscated others have boats of a number of nets from members considerable size. The majority of the Squamish Indian Band owns boats in the 14' to 24' who were caught netting salmon class. Regardless of boat size, last Thursday, in violation of all out members share a love of Fisheries regulations which the water and purely and simply allow them to net on Saturday Canadian Power Squadrons is a and Sunday only until Sep- group of interested and active tember 15. Canadians which increases the Charges are being laid and safety and pleasure in boating those involved will appear in by improving ability through Cuurt October 4. training. i NOW IN STOCK The only way in which mem- bership can be attained in CPS September afternoon could be the title of this picture of a sunbathing nude on the rocks near is by taking the Boating course Britunnia with the hull of a boat in the background against the rocks. The boat wBs being and successfully ComPIeting the Feeling listless? Out of repaired and on the hike to the site the above scene aught the pbotographer's eye. That's examination.regardless ofEvery previous individual, ex- Fight it! Take a walk. hhunt Roderick behind Woodfibre in the background with Woodfibre along the shore. perience, has had to qualify in this manner. Canadian Power Squadrons is proud to be an organization in which there are - 9 8% of the World bows it no short cuts to membership. But,' Canadian Power

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CLAUDE 8. Q. HOODSPITM - Bubilsher The spruce budworm is one of ROSE OATLOW - Acrlstont Publlrhw and Edltor a iiumber of insects ihat cause GARY HALL - Adwrrllaing MEREg6r problems for forestcirs in the dif- 4AWDRA HAFFEY - AdVorthlnfj Sslse ferent parts of our province. AUREEN GiLMOUR and MAWME BURNSIDE - Edltorlal Staff EVELYN DRIPISOH - Clrculallan For some eight years now spruce budworm damage has P.8. Box 107, $quamiah, B.C. been increasing in regions where Subscription Rates (Delivered by Mail): '$7.50 per Year we have Douglas fir stands. SlO.00 per Year Outside Canada , Causes are not known. although ( asp\:ipht .ml $vi propcrl! righlr ?IuIiwt in .ill dirplq advurtimg dnd tither mmrial .ipperring in thi\ edition 01 rhc Squ.iiiiirh riiiic, it isfelt that a series of mild I'ciiiiiww la6 icprinlurc uhdl) or in pdrl and in ;my hirm wh,it?Iwvcr. plirlicul.irl) h! a phi!liigr.iphic iir #,IIw prwc,s io .I winters may have helped the in- ~VA'~~IL.III!~iiiu~l nc ~ohi.iincilin ariling Irm thu puhliihcr. Any un.iuthirriied rcpriduclilm will he \uhicct 11) rcct~ut~ein I.I* - lllllli~~l'llllI'I:III.IStiIN(I ('0 I rD sect along. We do know that in the Pago 4 SQUAMISH. B.C.-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1977 Vol. 21 - No. 37 period 1975 to 1977 populations more than doubled in Some areas and now far out- in camera meetings number the natural enemies that normally keep them down. We're concerned about the two recent in per lot, bringing land costs to as much as In its larva or "worm" stage camera meetingsheld by the municipal coun- $1 8,000 per lot; that is for roads, water, curb (usually from late May to some cil. We don't disapprove of in camera and gutter, underground wiring etc., one time in mid July) the budworm meetings, per se. We feel there are times wonders what the cost of servicing the land feeds on the needles of the when they should be held without bystanders in the Tantalus Village area is if they are Douglas fir. When very hungry it will also attack spruce and or listeners. This would refer to meetings losing the $5,000 to $7,000 per lot they Youngsters enjoying the races at the annual congregational picnic of the Squamish United Church, other trees. As you know, it is in. dealing with salaries and personnel; new claim. The land was Crown land at no cost to held at the Brackendale school grounds. the needles or foliage that a tree. I hirings or even firings. These are matters Dunhill...... , produces the food or sugars on' *.;,.,e ...... I which council or a school board should deal Tantalus Village cannot be compared to a .... 8 Forest looko"ts which it lives and grows. . with and they can only be done fairly if they regular subdivision in that the streets are It follows that if too many are done behind closed doors. narrower, the lots are smaller and there is no iiHowe.....*.a.I.'e.*. Sou ndi n as .*.a;s needles are destroyed a large But several weeks ago an oil company storm drainage provided. Other problems .... part of required nourishment will be cut off. As a result, the representative came to Squamish to discuss created in this area are the lack of off street What are we going to watch I tree will have a Struggle to sur- oil and gasoline prices with council. We feel parking, no place for second vehicles or now that "Washington, Behind with the surf. creaming on the Closed Doors" is over? Don't beaches and the fog rolling in on Hand in hand with today's addition of radio, helicopter vive and may eventually die. '. that this is a matter which should be dealt visitors, no place for snow removal, roads know if you folks were as in- silent feet when we didn't think coqputers and other electronic service, better road systems ... Where the larva of these in-' with openly and with the public listening in. too narrow, difficulty in snow removal and terested in it as we'were but we we'd be able to find a place to marvels, an old-fashioned. together in some locations, with sects have been at work, the' We feel that the oil companies should be winding twisting roads which would be a just couldn't keep away from it. stay the night. That taught us to method still plays an important such amenities as refrigerators. needles turn brown eventually' prepared to defend their prices if they think major headache in case of fire if the develop- It was fascinating; 'I he tavorite carry a sleeping bag in case it role in the detection of forest TV sets, electric stoves. And a dropping off in the winter winds they are justified; and to defend them to the ment was completely built up. parlor game was to see who happened again! fires in British Columbia. three or four-day "break" away and. rain. Then, depending on- represented who and while some Or the fall we went to It's the lookout tower and the from the place every couple of the extent .of larva activity,. Beneral public. After all, it's our money We are concerned about the reasons why of them were very thinly veiled whole branches or sections of. Colorado and saw the splendors men who occupy the sturdy and weeks. which is being dealt with and we should have the meeting on the property in Brackendale some weren't quite as easy to of Yellowstone, the soaring usually rustic strucpres perchcd In addition to its own theChoicest tree may budworm be killed. eating is in right to know why prices are lower in some was in camera. We feel the people in a spot. grandeur of the Grand Tetons high on mountain tops facilities and personnel, the areas than they are in Squan:Iq!: and why. Squamish, many of whom were suspicious Jason Robards did a mar- and the wide skies of Wyoming, throughout the province each Forest Service also has a large young trees or in the juicy new But the public was not allowed to attend about the development in the first place vellous job as Monckton. or the the beautiful red rocks of the summer season. number of valuable allies. Many growth at the top of the crown pseudo-Nixon and the fires are first reported by the Colorado mountains outside Even before the province's and here is usually where the and a representative of the press sat outside because it seemed to have no base in need, deterioration as he became Denver and Colorado Springs; Forest Service was established wa:chful pilots of both privatc larvs will begin. working. the council chambers waiting for the 'in have a right to know what is going on. more entrenched was and commercial aircraft which the splendor of the cliff 65 years ago, the lookouts, gradually downward to the camera meeting' to end. We're not speaking against the develop- fascinating. The raw hatred of along with patrolmen, were are constantly criss-crossing dwellings at Mesa Verde and branches below. the former presidents, of the responsible for the detection of practically all areas of the vast We sincerely feel that IF the oil com- ment. The present village is a fait accompli, the Grand Canyon. We liked :he press, of the radio and television fires in the forest. province. Fly over a budworm area in panies have a good case, and they seem to the people living there appear to be happy brillaint colors and the blazing people, of everyone who ob- It was a big job and a rough Much credit, too, goes to the July and you will see whole blue skies of Utah with its Zion think they have. then they should be now that some of the problems have been jected to his desires, was one. It called for a special breed general public for its fire repor- mountainsides mottled in shades and Bryce Canyon parks much prepared to battle it out in public where resolved; and we are pleased to have them as frightening and to see the of man. Hundreds of miles of ting contribution. Don Owen, of gray, rust and green. Look more than the Grand Canyon everyone can hear what they have to say. part of the community. But we want to know development of his paranoia was trails were needed for the fire head man of the Forest Service's .more closely and you will but it was the color we loved. an object lessoh for all people in patrols, and for access to the Protection Division in Victoria, discover that the gray tones This week the BCHC came back for what BCHC is talking about and what is The Grand Canyon is muted power. mountain-top towers. Supplies reports it is Mr. and Mrs. Public come from branches and tree another meeting with council; but this was' being planned. reds and purples while the But the whining note which were packed by horse, and in who initially report about one- tops that have died off from the behind closed doors. Why? What is going on Was BCHC going to offer the develop- crept into the voice every time others are clear and bright. the early days it was not un- third of all forest fires in. B.C. budworm feeding .that took that they feel they cannot be mentioned in ment to the village at a greatly reduced cost? he spoke about the press, or There was another fall when common for the lookoutman to Today the fire detection place last year. the presence of the public or the press? If so, why shouldn't the public know. It about how he had to do it all we travelled across northern be isolated fur up to half a year. program includes several The rust or brownish I red ' himself; made one wonder just B.C. to Prince Rupert and down His only link with the outside modern and sophisticated aids. colours are evidence that this : We all know that the Brackendale would be using the people's money and they .-year'i .... housing p1an:tpropqsed by Qunhill Develop- should be in on the deal from the beginning, what we do to the people we.put the 'coast .to Vancouver Island. world depended entirely on One of the greatest single larvae 'have just finished' !. in power. The.old adagc about miles of telephone line. causes of fires is something uwer ment Corp., wasn't the low cost housing that. if they are trying to sell us a bill of The Indian village at K'san, the gorging and have now gone into Or them rising to the position just hot springs just outside Terrace With the exception of which man has absolutely no the pupa or cucoon stage, soon.. it was supposed to be; that when the rots were goods, we should knpw that also. People didn't seem to hold true here. and the trip down the coast by relatively minor changes, the control - lightning. These fire- to hatch into moths that will lay: : developed it was far more costly than an- have a rieht to know about the people's Maybe we do expect too much ferry with the ship pitching and fire detection system throughout fingers of nature each year ac- eggs for next year. of people and they find the tossing across the . mouth of B.C. continued to depend count for about 35 percent of all ticipated and that the price of the lots was business, whether it be federal, provincial or If these trees manage to suri; more than it would have been if the area had municipal. position too onerous. Queen Charlotte Sound and almost exclusively on the men in forest fires. The cynical, calculating. the lookout towers until after A significant step in this vive and reach maturity, thejl. been developed privately. One of the main platforms in last year's Melville Sound. Fog in the early will not resemble the tall.' coolly evil Haldeman- morning at Burns Lake and the World War Two. In succeeding problem area is the introduction straight giants of a healthy:: With average costs for services for land in elections was that there would be no more Erlichman or Haldeman, as por- hunter's moon rising at years two significant develop- of lightning counters - stand. Other insects and diseases 1 the Squamish area running to over $12,000 "secret" meetings. Is this being observed? trayed by Robert Vaughan was a Hazelton. Beautiful! ments occurred: lookout systems developed by the Forest Fire character you could casily learn were designed primarily to Research Institute in Ottawa. may have attacked them in theii : to hate. But his usurpation of Fall is the time to hike !o cover oniy known bad fire The counters are able to weakened state. They will b$.; Why burn the logging debris? power and the way'he blocked Diamond Head. The grasses in regions; and air patrols started detect lightning with a 20 mile malformed and when timg? access to his leader showed how the meadows, all gold in the to cover other vast regions. radius, with such reports comes for harvesting only a part.: early frost, are a beautiful back- of the wood will be fit for use i&.! Any day now - and for short periods - often results in far larger fires endangering easily it could be done, One of Typical of the change was that enabling fast attention to any the disappointing parts of the drop for the scarlet foliage of experienced by. the Vancouver resultant fires. A network of 20 the local mill. a. :: smoke will rise from various logging areas in surrounding areas and creating tremendously twelve hour dramatization was the blueberries while the Forest District. In the mid- such units were established in In the course of your flight,,:. our province. greater smoke problems. the surprising weakness of the rhododendron and the mountain 1960's there were about 33 the Kamloops Forest District you may also see areas all ikl It will come, from an Operation generally 'female members of the cast, and ash add a golden note to the lookout towers in that district. this year. gray or black. Here are th?': The debris burning action paves the way landscape. This is all outlined known as "SlaSh burning". We prefer to call for faster, more efficient and more produc- if one were to believe the script ' Today there are only 12. Also in use on an operatisnal lichen draped skeletons of fir or.: and the characters, women in against a brilliant blue sky and There wed to be otx on the .basis ihis ye6r are heat-sensing spruce that have been cum::; it "prescribed burning" - for the Pod iive reforestation measures. Seediings can be the whole scnee with snow and reason it is "prescription" designed to Serve planted easier and faster. They will grow Washington are member ad- mountain north of the Chief but infra-red scanners which pin- pletely killed from too man$,* juncts to the males. It's a typical, glacier covered mountains for a it has not been in use for a num- point potential trouble spots by consecutive years of budworm.: two vital functions in our forest mana&ment faster and straighter not having to fight their .male chauvinist's paradise! backdrop, makes a magnificent ber of years. detecting heat in the ground attack. program. picture end one which can never Province-wide, the number of where there is no visible fire or way through tangles of snags, branches and We were rooted to it though. These tree corpses along with be forgotten. such operational structures has smoke. The scanners operate Most people know the expressions, but other suffocating debris. And for the six nights it ran we the dead branches of surviving, been reduced from a peak of from helicopters covering areas many* feel* probably don't know how it is were fascinated with the byplay, If you have the time and the trees become tinder dry in the'. There gre other significant valuis: the 170 in 1968 to 105 today, with suspected of harboring hot spots that went on. The infighting energy, hike to Diamond Head hot months and are of concerql done, and more important* why it is done* ' burning process practically eliminates insect no loss of efficiency in repor- particularly those lingering between the CIA and the FBI, this month. Take along lots of ... to foresters responsible for the: Prescribed burning is the act Of purposely hazards which could be extremely harmful to the cool way in which the color film, you'll want it; and ting. in areas where everyone thought setting fire t0 debris left in the forest after a adjacent timber, And debris-clear patches, And although the job of the the fire was "out". prevention and fighting of wild:: president's men went about enjoy yourself. It's a beautiful fires in our forests. logging operation* It is a science' It has to be once growth resumes, are of value to many gathering the swag for the *next sight. lookoutman has not changed, But despite such new-fangled done at precisely the right time, with wind, wildlife species, political campaign and the his lifestyle certainly has. Gran- gadgets, the lookout towers and It is highly possible that fire: their summertime tennants will was one of nature's methods for: humidity, and other weather conditions in venery in high places, was ap- ted, it is still a life of isolation. palling. but efficiency and comfort have undoubtedly serve with distinc- handling runaway insect: mind. And the job has to be done by highly I suggest we be realistic in this matter. tion for a long time to come. epidemics in the pre-recorded :. One controversial aspect of prescribed bur- It's easy tu sit and watch it From been greatly enhanced with the trained and well qualified men. and think ... "That's history of our province. Studies: Some people link prescribed burn smoke ning, namely the mere creation of smoke, is Washington!". But it makes one Our Files exceptionallyhave shown that early severe orwinters;: late. with the air pollution problem - usua~lyjust far outweighed by its benefits. Research has wonder just how much of it goes because it can be seen. The contribution of proved this* on right here in Canada as well. . Five Years Ago frosts, invasion by parasites and: Now that it's over it's going to Mrs. A. P. Barnfield won the viruses will also bring about the: such smoke to the overall problem is almost It is hoped, of course, the day Will come be hard tu find something on the aggregate trophy at the 51st an- sudden collapse of an insect: infinitesimal when compared to the invisible when it Will be economically feasible to use tube to take its place. nual Howe Sound Fall Fair. She epidemic. fumes coniing from exhaust pipes of all material now classified as siash. *** piled up a total of 143 points, With this knowledge, scien: vehicular traffic. Significant strides are already being made in The colors of fall are already almost half of them in the can- tists are working to develop: Let's look at the "why?' question. this direction, as more and more material starting to show. Along the high- ning division, to win the trophy. natural and safe controls and: way you can see the red and Winners of. the ' Best Garden Prescribed burning can be controlled forll'lerly regarded as "waste" is now being these have been successful when : - bronzes of the vine maples; soon competition were Mr. and Mrs. tested in small areas. But we d,j: in both intensity and in area covered. Such utilized- the birches will be turning to George Zorn. not yet have the means to use.. operations are conducted by highly qualified Let's remember'that if such fires are not flaming gold and the western Ten Years Ago them on a large scale. personnel of either the Forest Service andlor started and controlled by man, sooner or dogwoods will change to a rich School attendance in the magenta shade. Already the In B.C., under the Depart-! ' industry. later they invariably will be started by some Howe Sound School District crabapples are beginning to men1 of Forests Act, thi: If logged-over regions are not subject to other means. was- up 15 percent over the minister may require the ownet : crimson and bronze and soon previous year, with a total controlled burning, inevitably lightning, To paraphrase an old proverb: An ounce the dogwoods in pale shades of of trees or timber under attack., enrolment of 2.408 cumpared to by injurious insects which con-< human carelessness or other cuases will of smoke today is better than a ton of smoke, pink and puce and washed out 2,089 in 1966. Space was quite a reds with clothe the hillsides. StitUte a menace to adjacent tim-,:' ignite the accumulated slash. This, in turn. trouble and expense tomorrow. problem in several schools such ber. to take control measures. :;; This is one of the loveliest as Stawamus and Signal Hill. At times of the year; the fall season Stawamus the stage was being **t .... when the air is winy with the gred for. Grade 7 ciasses. scent of ripening fruit, the warm _-Fifteen Years Ago Send' your questions aboui: days are accented by the clear the forest and forestry to:: crisp nights and the stars seem B.C. Telephone hosted a Ask About The Forest, ClJ.,. to be so close you can almost banquet in the Elks Hall to Canadian Forestry Association' . reach out and touch them. It's celebrate the conversion to dip! of B*Cv No. 410 - 1200 West. the loveliest time of the year to telephones at Squamish and the Pender Street, Vancotlyer, B.c.;' travel; when the families are simultaneous introduction of V6E 2S9. A professional. home again and the children direct distance dialing and ail forester will reply an:! a bsgk back at school and you almost number calling. Speaker E. Prize will be sent to each person have the roads to yourself. Mallet, executive assistant, gave submitting a question that is i' There's never any trouble a brief resume of telephone published. This column is a joint Bi finding a motel or a place to history in the Squamish area, proj*ct of the Canadian Forestry camp. mentioning the growth from one Association of B.C. and the , I can remember Some r"nhone.... and one...... line in 1934 to Popcorn spilled on the sidewalk creates a bonanza for these Association of B.C. Professional, beautiful holidays in September. the present 750 dial phones. fledgliug SpPnOWS outside the Lumberjpclr. Foresters. ._ The Squamlrh Tlmer - Wednesday, September 14, 1977 - PagO 5 lion: Another viewpoint Ed. Note The following ar- everything; career, husband. fatal). we're looking for. triggered bitterness into the At an elite meeting of some ticle on drug and alcohol ad- home, finally her pride. 1 South of the border, the Seat- In some thirteen years of mental-emotional pain that only 100 professionals in the field of diction was prepared by Rev. Anything would be given for the t).e Public School system now counselling with, and ob- alcohol or drugs could tem- addiction the ail day session of Dr. Roy Murdoch, an ordained "shot of booze". She had tried has Alcohol Training Kits for servation of, those involved in porarily numb.'ln most cases the that pooled wisdom concluded: minister with the Regular Bap- drying out tanks, rehabilitation staff personnel to teach first to alcohol or drug addiction one individuals were humiliated by "We cannot say what causes ad- tist Church in Squamish. retreats, counselling centres, but third graders the problems of thing became strikingly clear; a parent or relative. Many were diction." The leader of :hat He holds a.B.A. degree from when hcr "cycle" came around addiction (some sixth graders each of the scores of individuals made to feel worthless and seminar (that author was in at- Seattle Pacific University, and a - many alcoholics have high how how to get "high" on piils (some as young as twelve or as rejected. But each client I had tendance) did recommend that E.Th. (Bache!sr of Theology) and low cycles: dnd enough momentum on beer old as sixty) this writer spoke the privilege of dealing with was possibly we, as a group and degree from Vancouver Bible (Periods where they can go to feel "just right"). Children with, or heard of, had onc thing able to "zero in" on one specific the:apists and researchers as a College. His graduate work in- for days, weeks. or even months this author has had the privilege in common: depression. Not just situation where the "hurt" whole, had bypassed some fun- cluded studying at Seattle without a drink then dwn talk with, indicated drugs are depression that occurs in almost began. One sixty year old damental wisdom in the area of Pacific University and the periods of alcohol abuse, lasting already at the elementary school every individual, but depression alcaholic's face lit up like a addiction, namely "What does University of San Francisco, for days, wceks and in Some level in our own community of that went far deeper. Depression Christmas tree when he religion have to offer as an finaily completing graduate and cases, months). Squamish. that found its roots in a sense of discovered his root problem (he alternative answer to addiction? post-graduate doctoral work at Jean invariably Went Un- Addiction, to the trained bitteyess. had been in therapy at several (The second part of this ar- the Northgate Graduate School dercover only to sllrface 5 - 10 cuunsellor, is the same as a Note: With each case there hospitals for some twenty ticle will be in next week's (Episcopal)' of Edmonds, days later completely "bom- toothache to a dentist. The was one isolated incident that years!). issue.) Washington. Dr. Murdoch ear- bed". As a former nurse toothache isn't the cause, it is a ned his doctoral degree in the (stetistice!!y, the medical problem. The problem caii be field of counselling with a profession rates among the temporarily numbed by Biblical emphasis (Th.D.1. highest for alcohol and drug ad- properly administered His clinical experience in- diction among professional medication, but the cause has cludes training at the Swedish people) she knew her eyesight not gonc away. Geoff. General Hospital (Seattle, was going, liver deteriorating, Molyneaux, Editorial Page Wash.) and six years on the stomach and digestive tract Editor (Vancouver Province) in rehabilitation staff at the Seattle almost beyond repair, but it no his article "Can drug addiction YOUNG ADULT LEAGUE 0 Goodwill Rehabilitation 2nd longer mattered. What counted be cured" (Van. Prov. 8-6-77) e Training Centre. Dr. Murdoch now was that "feeling" that 'said, quote: It seems to be based 0 c worked with alcohol and drug came when alcohol took over in on the notion that heroin ad- - addicted individuals along with her life. Why would Jean come diction is physical and that 0 0 other professionals in the field to this point in her life treatment can be forced suc- 0 For the 18-28 0 of rehabilitation counselling. seemingly unconcerned about cessfully on the addicts. That is 0 Years of Age Group 0 Dr. Murdoch is a member of anything or anyone, except the' simply not so. Such addiction is the W.A.C.P.S. (Western bottle? psychological. It is the method 0 e Association of Christians for Jean and Richard are only by which these "screwed-up" 0 0 Psychological Studies) and is two of the iiteral millions of ad- .people can deal with their 0 certified to administer the dicts in North America (Canada problems. Treatment forced on 0 William Lewis of the Squamish Indian Band beaches his Taylor-Johnson Temperament and the U.S.). The term "ad- an unwilling subject will not SUNDAYS AT 8:38 PM : work. The addict, like any other boat after a short trip across the river to check his nets. This Analysis test in personal and dict" is synonomous with both e 0 marital counselling. , alcohol abuse and drug ad- sick person, must want to get e particular spot on the Squamish is well known for the great well before treatment can be ef- e . number of spawning salmon who are assisted this far by the *** diction; both produce a 0 * Married or Single 0 Richard looked almost like chemically induced change in fective. There's plenty of 0 incsmiacr tide. any other college student; old one's personality: medical authority for that. * Join the fun with the younger crowd 0 T-shirt, jeans, track shoes. All (Just recently August 9, 1977, Looking for a .cure (both for 0 Q except for one thing, Richard the U.S. government "relieved" alcohol and drug addiction) ob- 0 * Bring your friends & neighbors . 0 Students wanted was an addict.' His "thing" was, some 5,000 high level personnel viously indicates a former cause horse (heroin). Richard was on of thei; etuizic missile duties. of that addiction. m and make up a team. 0 a $1000 a week habit (moderate The U.S. Dept. of Defense was M.J. "weed", "grass" or 0 0 for Cap College for many addicts). He had to worried that these individuals whatever one wants to label 0 For More Information call 0 "snatch" at least 4-5 times that "with their finger close to the marijuana is now passe. As one .Students are needed to fill out which will prove valuable to an amoupt to come up with enoygh trigger" might miscalculate and "sophisticated" cocaine user in 0 0 the Math 100 and Art 158 cour- artist regardless of the area material to sell on the street to cause a major world war Vancouver remarked: "Grass is 0 892m9813 0 scs which are "ueiag offe;ed i:: sheltie is in:c:ested in such as make the necessary purchase because of error due to alcohol only for greasy, long-haired e 0 Squamish by Capilano College. drawing, weaving, painting, amount for his "stuff' (a $500 or drug addiction. (See Van- kids. We'd toss 'em out if they 0 Math 100 transfers to Simon fabric printing, etc. The in- color T.V. may go for $100 on couver Province Aug. 9, 1977.) came here." Cocaine is now the 0 Fraser University with three structor, Ted Kingham, will of- the street black market). Another terrifying aspect is "in drug". McLeans magazine 0 Space still available for Ladle8 0 unassigned semester credits and fer theme and subject oriented Richard reluctantly admitted the almost unbelievable horror recently reported that, some of 0 mornlngo at 10 a.m. 0 is acceptable for the economic assignments whichthe student "When 1 finally get enough of addiction that it is no longer Vancouver's Jet Set of bright at- 0 0 and commerce department may do in the media of her/his together to buy my stuff I don't stereotyped by skid row winos torneys use "coke". Cheaper Entrim being takon - Phons in the programs. It receives 11/2 choice. The course may be taken than heroin and a better "kick" e 0 even have enough left over to and New York street gangs high atarting timo you wi8h to bowl. credits at U.B.C., and if taken in for pleasure or for credit. buy a new T-shirt!" Why would on heroin. addiction has (many claim a quicker "kick"), 0 e conjunction with Math 101 The Math course will run 'a relatively bright young man reached past skid row, past it is riding the crest of 0 0 which will be offered in Monday evening and the Art (most addicts and alcoholics street gangs, past the high school popularity for the "Jeans and Squamish next year, transfers to 158 course will run Friday mor- have an average or above crowd, even past junior high Richards" of the upper middle 0 U.B.C. as equivalent to Math ning. Anyone wishing to register average I.Q. level) sell his life students. Elementary school class in Vancouver. But why 0 130. The course will include in one of these courses is asked away for his fixes? children now know of (and in would people want to get "high" 0 linear equations, linear to call the Squamish Learning Jean, older now, worked sot- some cases have already used) on a ground-up plant sniffed up programming and , probability, Centre any iveek day between ting used clothing at a street drugs and alcohol in the nostrils? Getting "high" ob- 0 T4e,instructqr is. Pori .M,allory. , . 1O:OO a.m. and 2:OO p.m. Course rehabilitation centre. Once a destructive . combinations (in yiuusly indicates a previous Art 158 is a design course feeue $21.00. ... "low". It may be this is the clue ' graduate ' k.N. &e ' lost certain mixtures this can 'be ...... TIRE~~~~.:~.:~.~.~:~~~~~~~~~.:~~ STORES

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QW h 79L. BY D L Jani Rogers wed at Falls Bible Institute The open glade at Shannon Falls with the waterfall mur- begins Sept 28 muring in the background was The Squamish Bible Institute businessman and Bill Wiebe - the scene fvr the weddin'g on is designed to meet the needs of carpenter teacher. Chairman of Saturday. August 13, at 3 p.m. the total community for "home- the Board is Wcndell Tee1 - when Jani Nadine Rogers based" theological and per- businessman. the Director is Dr. became the bride of Ronald sonal-growth training. Although Roy Murdoch - pastor and Thomas DeCastro. it is open to all regardless of counsellor, the Registrar is Mrs. Pastor D.R. Murdoch heard religious ur educational Ruth Friesen - housewife and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. background - the school will the treasurer is Mrs. Ernie Ed Rogers of Squamish and the maintain quality !eve1 in- Friessen - technician with i3.C. son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond structiun at a minimai cost (530 Railway. For further in- s0UAMISH 81 AhTA LAKE PEMBERTON' DeCastro of Royal Pines Coun- per 10 lessons). The school's formation call 898-3419. OF 81 try, Club, Beaufort, South concern was that the closest The school (located at rhe Vol. 21 - No. 37 The Squrmleh th@i- Wednesday, September 14, 1977 - Page 7 Carolina, U.S.A.. exchange vows theological institute (or Squamish Baptist Church. ad rings. seminary) was at U.B.C. or Nor- Mamquam & Read) wili open For her wedding the bride thwest Baptist Theological its doors at b:30 p.m. (for final chose a floor length gown of Seminary (on S.E. Marine Drive reg i st r a t ions) Tuesday . S e p -

I .:a: champagne colored cotton and in Vancouver). tember 20 and classes begin eyelet, the bodice featuring long The S.B.I. Board is made up each Tuesday at 7 pm. .:.: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald DeCastro Squamish has the distinction leg o' mutton sleeves in eyelet, (DW Rhoda pbolo) of a cross-section of the with the empire bodice laced up Squamish Community: Mrs. Len of being the first town or city in Squamish Earful ...:.: the front and tied at the back in Mrs. Rogers wore a sleeveless bow-tied champagne blouse. Gebhart housewife, George Canada to use the I.B.I. ..* gown of white polyester with The young couple are living - .5" material (Internation Bible In- .e.* a deep sash. The long, full eyelet Kelly - executive with B.C. ..*.* .* empire waist and border pattern in Squamish. by Maureen Gilmour .f skirt featured a foot deep Railway, Harry. McColloch - stitute). .*.*.e.* printed at the hem. The groom's Out of town guests included 3:... flounce of plain cotton accented ...... -.....e...... I...... s...... ~.: parents were unable to come the bride's grandparents, Mr...... 1...... , .. . . . , ...... *...... with a six inch eyelct ruffle. She wore a crown of yellow roses from South Carolica for the and Mrs. Glen Rogers of Bur- Ah yes, holidays are over for , Thought for the week: Wedding anniversary wedding. naby, Mr. and Mrs. Lupuls. Mr. another year and ready or not,. Perhaps we live best and do greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Ken and baby's breath in her dark hair and carried a bouquet of During the signing of the and Mrs. Morgan, Rene Keir, you've got me back too! The day things best when we are not too Haraldsen, Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Port CoqUitlam; ,Mr. and Mrs. I left on vacation, the sun was conscious of how and why we do Schmich and Mr. and Mrs. Gor- yellow roses, white daisies and register Sharon Murray and baby's breath. Gordy Jack sang a duet. . J.R. Meikle, Port Moody; Mr. shining and the day I returned them. don Wickstrom. and Mrs. Lyle Rogers, Mr. and to the offke, it was another hot *** *-* * Her attendants were her sister A reception at the Legion Mrs. A. Nackstedt, Noretta one. But in between well, Winner of the handmade, Lonni, as bridesmaid, and Hall the ceremqny - - I write about people who have Dallas, all of Surrey; Mr. and it's a little tricky trying to sun- fleece filled quilt made by the flower girl Kelli Hurren. The with Mr* J*R*Meikle propos'ng relatives visiting from all parts Mrs, D. Fluberg, Langley; Mr. bathe in the rain or take a cool Upper Squamish Valley Ladies bridesmaid wore blue floral the toast to the bride. and Mrs. K. Warden, Delta; of,Europe, Asia, and far away polyesterlcotton with a yoked refreshing swim when you was Carol Dalley of Vancouver. Before leaving for their Arlene Akselson, Vancouver, places in North America and it's bodice, high neck with self ruf- already have goose bumps and John Maximenko drew the win- honeymoon in Vancouver the and Mr. and Mrs. T. Fox, Bur- all very interesting. Thought fle and puffed sleeves. Ruffles are searching for a warmer ning ticket at Hilldale Ranch., bride donned green slacks and a naby. sweater or jacket! Proceeds went to the Squamish you'd like to know I have accented the yoke. The long *** Recreation Complex. relatives on the lower mainland skirt was edged with a flounce Take heart dear friends - as *** who finally "discovered" the and she wore blue daisies in her rain or not we (George, Kevin 'n road to Squamish. After making hair and carried a bouquet of A trip along the Oregon and several jaunts to Jones Lake, blue daisies. me), still enjoyed our two weeks California coast was taken by of leisure living. We spent the much to my surprise, Bea and The flower girl's gown Maurice and Mildred Farn. No Lokk (mentioned already today) featured a yoked bodice *with first week at good old Jones vacation would be complete and my other sister Nettie puff sleeves and a flounce on the Lake with my sister and without a stop in Las Vegas, husband, Bea and Lokk Rosen- Collins from Burnaby arrived skirt but it was fashioned of Nevada, and they found the here to spend the weekend. I tell yellow polesterlcotton and she burg, where we always receive "town" quite to their liking. first class treatment. The,second you - miracles will never carried a basket of yellow week, we were vacationers - at *** cease!! daisies and baby's breath. home. The next" 'Stop Smoking *** Kelli Rogers was the best *** Clinic' will be held in the Senior Citizens Branch No. 70 man. 1. Danny Bisbop with Snuffles, the homeliest dog in the show After travelling to Thompson, Highlander Hotel this Friday will hold its first business For her daughter's wedding i at the annual pet exhibit. Manitoba in their Volkswagen . and Saturday. Interviews and meeting of the season on f van, Paul and Betty Shilling and registration is 12 noon to 9 p.m. Tuesday, September 20 at 130 children Kenneth, Katherine, Friday and.9 a.m. - 9 p.m. p.m. in the Elks Hall. All mem- and Karen and her friend Saturday, The Clinic uses the bers and newcomers to the com- Denise Casey, had another five aversion therapy as started by munity are asked to turn out. hour train ride to Gillam, Man. Schick Centres in' the States. *** They spent a pleasant visit with *** Betty's mother, Mrs. Peggy Git- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crombie Visitors at the home of Bob tens. and daughter Ailsa have retur- and Ethel Robson last week ilR *** ned home after spending a were friends Agnes and Bernie Sincere expressions of sym- month in their native Scotland, Chambers of North Shuswap. pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Robert visiting relatives. Bob's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Carroll and family on the sud- Mrs. Gordie Robson from den death of their son Robbie. *** Whiskey Cove was a weekend There's no, guarantee the visitor too. *** "Fonz" will be around but Sympathy is also extended to "banking wise", memories of the *** Mr. and Mrs. Runzer on the 0. 50's "arrive" . on - Wednesday, A. date to keep in mind is death of her mother, and to Mr. September 28. The Royal Bank Saturday, October I. The ladies and Mrs. Jim Fairhurst on the uf Canede officielly opcned its of St. John's Anglican Church passing of his mother. doors for business here on Sep- plan tu celebrate the Queen's *** tember 28, 1957. To honour this 25th anniversary with a Jubilee Mr. and Mrs. Vito Baruffa special occasion, an Open House Tea from 2-4 p.m. Tea will be and daughter Luciana have ' will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 served in the traditional English returned home after spending a p.m. and will include a display manner. two month vacation in Europe. of old photographs and artifacts They spent one month in ltaiy *** from the bank. Manager AI and the other in Yugoslavia Hi to Dick Dawson, Muir said past managers have visiting relatives and friends in hospitalized for ,the past ten both countries. Vi!o said the been invited back for thc day as days in Lions Gate Hospital. SSCTIONAL §TIEL price of gasoline is $2.65 a well as other special guests. A Hope you'll be getting home gallon and that would be for the warm welcome is extended to' soon Dick. equivalent 'of one gallon everyone to come and see what banking was like 20 years ago. *** Canadian supreme gas. Dick and Evelyn Dawson and GARAGE DOOR *** *** children Andy, Mia and Nancy ' The Squamish Valley Golf Stork Story - MclNTOSH - were on holidays prior to him Features weather-resistant white finish. inside and and Country Club's annual Brian and Joan McIntosh (nee getting sick. They travelled to out! Special V-shape safety track prevents awards night dinner and dance 114.jolt) r. zrc p1:iS:d to mwme Prince George visiting relatives aeraiimemt of spring-out. It's "Taylor made" to in- is set for Saturday, September the birth of their first child, a and their eldest son Ricky flew clude many quality features at this low price. We feel 24 in the Chieftain Hotel. son. Colin Wesley James was from Sendspit in the Queen it's an excellent buy! 9' x 7' (291112) Tickets are $20 per couple and born in Lions Gate Hospital on Charlottes. to visit them for a everyone is welcome. The social September 5, weighing 41/2 Ibs. few days. hour is 6-7 p.m., followed by Proud grandparents are Mr. and

dinner, awards and dancing at 9 Mrs. AI McIntosh of Squamish I p.m. and Mr. and Mrs. A. Wyatt of *** Vancouver. Great grandparents 00 Visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Hilda Collins of Van- Nelson last month was Mrs. couver, Mr. Robert Wyatt in Salelrly BirdPrice ea. West Vancouver, and Mr. and 149 Nelson's sister, Mrs. Joan Good- man of Yorkshire, England. The Mrs. Jim Douglas in Burnaby f \ threesome travelled . to welcomed Colin's arrival. SALE NOW IN FULL SWING TO CHECK YOUR FLYER OR OBTAIN ONE AT Disneyland and Las Vegas and *** i SEPTEMBER 24, 1977 - YOUR NEARBY IRLr BIRD STORE b Mrs. Goodman also enjoyed a Juvenile soccer registration trip to Prince George to see her for boys and girls 6-14 years niece and husband, Sandy and was held on Monday and Ed Hastings. Tuesday but for those who *** missed these dates, the Whilst I was away, girl repor- Roadrunner Sports Shop will ter Lois Lane, otherwise known assist you in getting registered as Nicola Candy, kept the for the coming season. gllJJQ column filled with news. Thanks *** GARBAGE CAN LEAF BAGS GARAGE BROOM kiddo and I might call on you Sincere condolences to Mrs. Heavy-duty aluminium. Holds 2 Galvanized to resist weather. 16%gal. Get a good supply of these sturdy lrly Bird brand. 14" head to get the again sometime. Nicola will still Alda Dickie and family on the After a hectic summer, the plastic or metal cans. Easy-roll capacity. Includes snap-top lid. plastlc bags for Fall Clean Ups. 33" x best of Fall Clean, ups. be working herson Saturdays but tragic loss of her husband Don members of the Howc Sounbd wheels end trash struggles. P222 50. Five per pkg. otherwise will be kept busy with Dickie on September 9. Drama Club are now rested up Cans extra. lrly lrly Bird lrly Bird her studies at H.S.S.S. and anxious to display their lrly Bird Bird *** Sole Price Sole Price . I Sole Price *** Jim and Bev Gunn travelled talents in giving you, the public, SolePrice ...... 28!! Recent visitors at the home'of afar on their vacation this year. another exciting play to attend Mrs. Peg Tinney was her They drove the Alaska Highway this fall. brother and sister-in-law Mr. to Fairbanks, stopping now and and Mrs. Art Tinney of Woss then for a little fishing ex- The play to be presented is Lake, B.C.; their daughter Mrs. cursion. Bev said they even called , "Busybody" and the chosen cast is already 'busy' Megan Beise from Mahata visited the "North Pole" but un. River, B.C.; Mr. Bill Tinney with rehearsals. This play is a fortunately Santa was on1 from Langley and his niece Mrs. vacation too! hilarious comedy and the drama Joy Morse from Widmore, club is looking forward to Somerset, England. *** seeing everyone turn out to en- INTENSI FIREZRATE *** Brithdays are being joy their efforts. FRANKLIN FIREPLACE . Our all-time lowest price. Probably Throws heat INTO the room. NOT up celebrated this week by Peggy This is our lowest price ever! Includes the best buv._ vou'll make for safetv. the chimney. 4-Drawer solid pine. 14x34~29. Peg was a busy lady in August i Includes everything. Assemble and Watt, Tanis McCartney, Bill Bill Allen is working at a fire screen. Quickly assembled. 7001. as other guests included Mr. lrly Bird Iriy Bird finish it yourself. 9435 and Mrs.' A. Asselstine of, Tinney, Brice O'Neill, Nancy torrid pace to design the sets, Hutchinscin, John Kindree, Bill Gamy Hall and Sheila Haffiy ' lrly Bird Sole Price . . SolePrice . . . . Coquitlam, Miss Joan Denham of Vancouver, Mr. and.Mrs. R. Petruk, Lori Brock. Trudi are all 'set to design the I sole Price Amos and son Scott and Mrs. These, Doanne Buchanan, Gary programs and Doreen Symons Grace Denham from Broken Robson, Wayne Sidsworth, and Molly Davis are frantically Hill, Australia. Sigurd McKone, Anna Lloyd, searching for the props. *** Claude HoodsDith. Brad Soccer co-ordinator for the Collins, Nick Caidy, Jeff Tin- You are assured of an evenlog RLY Stawamus area is Anne Martin. ney, Gail Halvorson, Dale Mar- of real fun for the whole family if anyone has any red and white tinsen and Bryan Al!cn. in Novembtr and we hope to see soccer uniforms, Anne wuuld . *** you all come out in droves to STATHERS- ---- ~ HOME & BUILDING CENTER appreciate getting them back. Two young ladies having first enjoy this play. Watch for more Her address is 38248 Hemlock birthdays are Denise Gamba details in this paper in the near Downtown Squamish 892-3551 ' (892-3871) in Valleycliffe. 'and Alene Drenka. future.

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First lea for Hotspurs

At John Hendry Park in Van- field at the final whistle couver, the newly created knowing that the quality of play Squamish Hotspurs 9th Division in the entire 90 team B.C. Soc- Club sponsored by sport- cer League has improved im- sminded Mr. and Mrs. Wilf mensely in recent years. Dowad got their first formal Next Sunday the Spurs will be exerck I!! drvpFing a 3-2 at home at Centennial Park decision to Dutch Lions. hosting Civil Engineering at 2 Coaches Peter Goodgrove p.m. Sporting their new colours See Marlene at Your and Peter Martin felt that taken from those of the famous Squamish had the best of the first division English league play but that unfortunate in- club whose name they have An afternoon's hike up tbe Stawamus Chief is amply rewarded by the view of Howe Sound Squamiih Credit Union about our cidents worked against them. adopted, the team will be posing and the Syuamish Valley. A challenge for the novice hiker, this is only one of the many well The Dutch. struck early to for photographs prior to the marked trails up into the mountains which surround our town. Superior Savings Plan make it 1-0 but before the in- game. terval striker Jack Bir tied it up. Presently the team roster on !I 'Compare - Wherg else do you get these Savings In. the second half the Dutch are Tom Johnston,. Paul Hiking trails around Lions scored twice - once after ' Goodgrove, Peter Hickli, Cece Benefits. what appeared to be an un- Vansickle, Tom Candy, Ron mistakable hard ball - un- and Neil Roberts, Jim noticed by the referee and Paul Raymond, German Vergata, PLAN 24 = pays per annum, calculated the Squarnish area 6% DAILY Goodgrove answered with the Phillip and Jamie Ellis, Tom paid monthly. final goal for Squamish. and Frank Egyed, Paul and By MARNIE BURNSIDE one should keep to the left for hollows in a southwesterly Pressing hard for the equalizer Steve Acorn, Jack Bit, Danny Ed. Note: This is the first of a about 500 yards until the road direction to the second peak. An SPECIAL - pays 61/2%' per annum, calculated the Spurs regretfully left the Stsq!sr.d and Ken Adams. series on hiking trails in the ends in a quarry close to a aliernate route to the second Squamish area; some easy, some creek where your vehicle may peak is reached by following the SAVINGS on the minimum . monthly balance not so easy. They will range beThis parked. quarry is only 200 feet main trail to the first peak, to paid monthly. 8OUAMlSH-LILLOOET RPQIONAL QISTRICT from Britannia Beach and the last branch-off, located at Mount Sheer to the Whistler from the creek where the hiker the foot of a steep switchback S-100 - pays 7% per annum, calculated DAILY PUBLIC NOTICE area and anyone interested is may pick up the trail which goes section, then continuing up the advised to clip them for future steeply up to the east. notch between the first and paid monthly, with a minimum blance PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with reference. The trail stays on the north second peaks. requirement of $20,000.00. Section 703 of the Municipal 'Act that a PUBLIC *** side of and close to the creek At the upper end of this notch HEARING will be held in the Regional District Office, Blue skies and the crisp fresh ,going up the steep gully. About (which is also the end of the Pemberton, B.C., on Tuesday, September 27, 1977 at 1O:OO air of autumn make this the per- 300 yards after the trail enters south gully), the trail follows a a.m. to consider the following zoning amendment: fect time of year for exploring the trees at about i,200 ft. steep rocky ledge on the right, GREAT RATES ON TERM DEPOSITS ARE ALSO the mountains and ridges that elevation, it branches and the then, after coming out in the 1. To rezone Lot 1, District Lot 209, Plan 8847, surround Squamish. Anyone left fork veers to the north. It open, turns right, descending AVkiLABLE AT YOUR CREDIT UNION Lillooet Land District (Mount Currie) from who takes their time and continues steeply up among the slightly over and along a ledge . Rural to Commercial 1, (Squamish-Lillooet perhaps packs a lunch can trees, skirting a few rock bluffs which eventually runs into a Regional District Zoning By-law No. 29, 1972, negotiate the area's many trails until it comes to the open rock rocky crevasse, continues up this 'Come in soon and find out how you can get the most for your Amendment By-law No. 120, 1977). with ease, in the course of a day. of the first peak. crevasse, trusses it and climbs Probably the easiest climb for Take the first peak trail to the steeply up to the open rocky savings dollar. The proposed zoning amendment By-law may be in- the novice hiker is the journey branch, choosing the right fork slabs. It then follows over to the mon-thurr 10-5:15 spected at the Regional District Office, Pemberton, B.C. to the top of the Stawamus which is marked by aluminum rim of the main precipice and frl 104:OO during regular office hours, Monday through Friday. Chief. Depending on how am- markers and one is on the way up to the cairn of the centre All persons who deem their interest in property af- bitious one feels, there are three to the second and third peaks, peak. A word of caution: do not . fected by the proposed rezoning by-law shall be afforded ' routes branching off the main The trail leaves the woods and climb the rock too soun after Scpamish an opportunity to be heard thereon. trail which involve a two mile enters an open area of logging coming out of the upper end of climb to the first peak, a three slash and second growth. It the south gully, but rather, con- I.R. Knowles, Administrator mile climb to the second and follows along the east side of the tinue on the ledge and watch Syurmisb-Lillooct Rqionrl three and a half to the third. mountain and crosses a small for markers. Credit Union Distrlct Turning off Highway 99, half stream onto an old logging road. The trail to the third peak Box 219 a mile this side of Shannon At the end of this road, the trail starts at the right fork of the ...... 38137 Clovoland Avo. 892-5288 Pemberloa. B.C. VON 2LO Falls, where the gravel road is rises sharply up through the second peak trail and quickly crosded by B double pwer. line, ,n,otch between the second and ., comes into the open where there third peaks. is a spectacular view down the . THE CQRSQRATION OF It reaches the upper rim of the north gully to Squamish. It then western slopes of the Chief just continues again into timber THE VlLLAQt OF PtMltRTON where the north gully ends and along a flat gully to the rock; branches towards the left for the turns sharp right until gaining Hair Care Products COURT OF REVISION second peak (20 minutes) and open ground and turns left. right for the third peak (30 Follow rock markers on the ' Take motice that tbe Court of Rerlslon of the Voters' List minutes). final stretch to the summit being wiii be heid at the Vlllqe Office, Aster St., Pembertoa, From this fork, the trail winds careful not to turn left too soon, B.C., from 9 a.m. until 12 noon on October 3, 1977. up through timber and once in but going all the way along the The Court of Revision shall hear all complaints and the open continues over rock last horizontal section up the ridges and through wooded trail. correct and revise the list of electors, and may ' (a) Correct the names of electors in any way wrongly stated therein; or Not for local school district . ; Value Prices effective (b) Add the names of electors omitted from the list; or (c) Strike out the names of persons from the list who are The report in the recent city any schools in the Howe Sound . that can't Tburs., Fri, Sat. not entitled to vote or who are disqualified from newspaper which stated that an School District. .I 4- 4- 4n voting; or unemployed teacher, John be beat Sepi. 13) IO, II (d) Correct any other manifest error therein. Emerson, who was seiiiei;ced :o P. check ~i!h secretery- ;) VILLAGE OF PEMBERTON two years on a charge of con- treasurer Don Ross on Friday F, Antoaclli spiring to traffic in cocaine, morning revealed that no one by ; Village Clerk worked as a janitor in a school that name had ever worked as a . ) in Squamish, did not refer to janitor for the school district. , . " ! .i

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4 b. '?J i b' The Squamlrh Timer - Wednesday, September 14, 1977 - Page 9 Hotspurs in exhibition game '. By NICOLA CANDY and Mrs. Wilf Dowad of tember 1 I in Vancouver against home game 10 be played this ;. Although it was a dismal day, Brackendale. The team played the Dutch Lions and lost with a Sunday, September 18. at Cen- 5 quite a few people were at Cen- their first seasm game on Sep- 3-2 score. Their next game is a ,tennial Field. tennial Field September 4 to watch a game between the Squaniish Hotspurs and Elphin- stone. Squamish Hotspurs. who are rated as a ninth division tcam. were playing against a higher rated tea% and showed great strength. Late in the first half, Elphin- stone scored a goal. Almost im- mediately afer. Squaniish Hot- spurs got a breakaway and Tom Candy took a shot on goal. The goal keeper stopped the shot, but. passed it right to Jamie Ellis, who ran past the goalie and kicked the ball into the net. Elphinstone scored in the second half on a penalty kick. Shortly after, Tom Johnstone took a penalty kick for the Hot- spurs, but failed to make it An exciting moment in the exhibition game between the newly formed Hotspurs soccer team good. A corner kick for Elphin- and Elphinstone. stone, which dribbled in front of Squamish's goal, was saved by Tom Johnstone, and on the second try. Tom Egyed. the Restonic Hotspurs-. goalie. made the save. Squamish United tied Club India in the league opening third were on band to support their respective teams in what ap Late in the second half, division game on Sunday at Centennial Park. Spectators peared to be an evenly matched contest; Elphinstone scdred again. Jamie Ellis drew out the opposing goalie and effectively scored again for the Hotspurs, which Squamish United ties i,n league opener wrapped up the game with a 3-2 Facing Club Indian in the still confined to hospital after Squamish nets made one lmre Sorban and Sharon Ross score for Elphinstone. league opening third division suffering a concussion during a seemingly impossible save. With who are to be wed next Satur- Tom Egyed, goalie for the game Squamish United settled tournament in West Vancouver the opening of the second half day. Congratulations of the club Hotspars, played the game with CENTRE for a scoreless tie. the previqus weekend. Squamish found itself battling a and a presentation also went to cracked ribs that he had All expected Squamish The first half ended scoreless stiff breeze in addition to Club Mr. and Mrs. AI Muir who ex; received in a previous game, players showed up with the ex- despite' good chances for both India. John Gilmour, however, changed vows a week ago. Next and did a tremendous job ception of Norman Ross who is teams. Barry Galley in the took the field at this time at in- Sunday, Squamish United is qt despite his inuries. Highlands Sleep Shop side left and teamed up with home again hosting West Van The Squamish Hotspurs is a -m I. rn ...... midfielder lmre Sorban to make Rovers at 2 Dam. at Centennid newly formed ninth division a9a-5522 in the Highbnds'Mall things very interesting around Park. ' soccer. team sponsored by Mr. I I tducation grants the Club India net. Again in the second half th outstanding goal keeping u for special. services Barry Galley served to keel In keeping with the Ministry The Vancouver Museums and Squamish in the game. Takin of Education policy of Planetarium Association, which part in the contest under th providing funds for special receives $10.000, operates an. guidance of Russ Hillman wer educational services offered to extensive program for B.C. Barry Galley, John Hendersor the children of at least several school children, including tours Greg Wirschowsky, Joe Rhode! school districts, scivices that no and special educational ac- Ross Teichmann, Reg Fogartj one district could support by it- tivities. Although 67 percent of AI and Doug Muir. Joh self, grants totalling $95.000 program costs hitherto came Gilmour, Gary Hastings, Imr have been awarded to the from the City of Vancouver, 72 Sorban, Tony Lonergan, Jir Strathcona Park Outdoor percent of their school at- Schutz, and Rudy Venekamp. Education Society. the Com- tendance of about 110,000 a Following the game, membei munity Music School of Greater year came from outside city of the team and their wives an Vancouver and the Vancouver limits. friends made a piesentation t Museums and Planetarium Association. "Each of these nun-profit organizations is substantially benefitting the school children SHAPE UP! of British Columbia," Education Minister Pat McGeer com- EXERCISE CAN REVEAL mented;'"and the Ministry feels it appropriate that they should THE INNER YOU receive some financial as well as moral support to continue.'' The largest grant, $60,000 representing about 25 percent of the operating costs, was received by Strathcona Park Lodge and Outdoor Recreation Centre on Vancouver Island's Butte Lake. Its programs and courses, used by students and teachers from all over the province, are directly related to outdoor education programs in many school districts. The Community Music School received $25,000 - an amount equal to about IO per- cent of the tuition paid by its 1.200 studcats 2nd zp- I. proximately 25 percent of the total administrative cost. While centered in Vancouver, the school's aim is to ,increase sub- Our f8CilitieS are now avail8bk stantially the quality of musical exercise bikes training in Western Canada. It * hip vibrators serves at least 15 communities sit-up incline boards in the province, from Courtenay to Vernon as well as the Lower Mainland. I

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On Royal Hodson i Metric measure for measure, - Tom >Wbk% it's a better way to measure Tom Wright, who just hap- pens to like riding on the Royal Hudson steam train, made his 100th trip to Squamish last Sun- day on the train and to mark the occasion, was presented with a card showing him as the first 100 tripper, by Joe Sidsworth. who is in charge of the passenser booking for the train. Wright. who rides the ob- servation car most of the time, but who also knows the crew in- tinlately and has on occasion. rode on the engine, says he "just loves coming to tSquami:,. on the train.'' He made his first trip on June 22nd. 1974, two days after it started its now famous trips from North Vancouver to Squamish, and during that year came up seven more times. In 1975 he made twelve trips and last year decided "what the heck, and booked it for every Saturday, Sunday and holiday during the season." This year he did the same thing and on Sunday, Sept * ., he marked his 100th

Wright is a truck ('1 I\ I I 1; he isn't riding the RI \.I: i:.:dsc,n and says he lives CIO~C to the trains and has always liked the sound of them. Tom Wright cut the cake he received to mark his 100th trip "lf 1 had a day off and didn't on the Royal Hudson. With him is Pauline Cauthier of the come over to ride the Hudson, Loggers' Inn where he celebrated the event with a special I'd feel lost," he said. "But with dinner. booking it for all my days off 1 1 don't have any trouble." Also to mark the occasion the Dept. of Tourism, which operates the train, hosted Wright, conductor Colin Nicholson and train hostesses %oombes . Susan and Jane Grinnell of West Vancouver, at a smorgasbord TV'S luncheon at the Loggers Inn in Squamish. OWN SERVICE DEPT. Pauline Gauthier, owner of the Loggers' Inn, where Wright IN HOME SERVICE eats when he comes to Squamish on the train. marked the oc- casion with a bottle of cham- WINSTON ELECTRONICS pagne and a chocolate layer NOW SERWICING THE SQUAMlSH AREA North Vcncouvor, B.C. V7M lR9 I I will attend the management seminar at ...... on ...... I The Mendly neighbur- Name($) ...... hood exercise.' Address ...... EXPERT REP ALL MAKES i ...... Postal Code...... Tel.: ...... I , &iTom wrirht standing hide ibe englse of ik Royai Hudscn with coadwtor Colin * NmNUWSil, PHONE 29&2341 'COLLECT \y,,\k;,WWb:n&v. Niebolwu-and hostess& SUSMand Jme Grind, on Sindry, Sept. 11, the day he made his *- L 160th trip on the train. :. : ...... Y L Squamish Parks and Recreation Commission r. 89215217 SPECIAL INFORMATdN Squamish Parks and Recreation Com- mission Organizational Meeting of tbe Figure Skating Club FALL PROGRAM Thursday, September 1S at 730 p.m. Located Squamish High School Cafeteria i Interested Parents Please Attend KINDERGYM KINDERGARTEN KINDERFUN Soccer Referees Certification A program specifically designed for pre- PREPARATION This program is being offered to 3 and 4 Clinic school children ages 3 and 4 years. Many year old children to introduce creative PI This program is for 4 year old children To be held at the Howe Sound Secondary 01 activities will be introduced for your activities, coordination and enjoyment. who will be attending Kindergarten next School on two nights. Thursday Sep- a1 Your preschool chiid will benefit child's enjoyment, muscle coordination fall. This program will be similar to Kin- from tember 291h and Monday October 3rd B this program. Registration fee will be and ability to socialize with other dergym with more advanced activities. from 630 p.m. to loa0 p.m. each night. hc children. Registration fee will be $18.00 $18.00 :for 10 weeks. b! Tbe s2me !Q?clth wi!! be r?sed fcr bsth 1 Examinations wiii be given the second ior 10 sessions. 01 days so your child can be familiar with Angltcan Church night. SI the surroundings. Registration fee will No fee will be charged but participants ' ta Brackendale School be $36.00 for 20 sessions. (Garibaldi Hinblands) Must pre-register and attend Both Mondays 9:OO-10:30 Tuesdays 9:OO-10:30 sessions. tr (3 and 4 year olds) Highlands School Wedneddays 9:OO- 10:30 Certification will be recognised by the te Thursdays 9:00-10:30 e1 Tuesdays and Wednesdays B.C. Soccer Association. (3 and 4 year olds) P' Stawamu8 School 9:OO-10:30 (4 year olds) All YOIJ have to do to register is phone:- Fridays 9:OO- 10:30 The .Recreation Department at 892-5317 (3 and 4 year olds) leaving your name, mailing address, age, hi m and phone number. ir CREkTiVE CRAFTS M. Farn \ B (Ladies) An opportunity for children ages 6-12 to Parks and Recreation Director Y STRETCH AND BEND n You and your friends exercise the fun . use self expression in a variety of craft Remember register ahead MOTHERS & TOTS 8924217 fc way with sports activities, exercises, basic ctivities. Ages 6-9 will learn basic crafts s1 dancing and yoga. Mothers will accompany their 2-3 year while ages 10-12 will be introduced to il Thursday 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. olds to activities including crafts, more advanced techniques. Registrntim b outings, and play. Mothers will be in- fee nil! be $15.00 for 10 weeks. U Highland School cluded in planning some aspects of this GROUP GUITAR program. Registration fee will be $10.00 10 weeks $10.00 Squamish High School Learn to play the guitar quickly and 11 for 10 sessions. (Art Room) easily. A simply designed program to F i Thursd+ys 4:OO-6:00 p.m. . enable students to progress at their own U Anglican Church (6 to 9 year olds) d pace. Registration fee will be $16.00 for I; REGISTRATION (Garibaldi Highlaags) 8 sessions. Wednesdays 1 1 :OO-12:OO * n PROCEDURES Syuamish High School I1 7:OO-9:00 p.m. Squamish High I

These programs are to be (10 - 12 year olds) / (Music Room) preregistered only. Wednesdays 6:OO-6:45 pm. a Registration held at Municipal Beginners (8 - 15 years old) 14 9:OO F Hall between the hours of Syuamish High 11 a.m. and 400 p.m. weekdays. TEEN COFFEE HOUSE * PROGRAMS UNDER CON- (Music Room) . r SIDERATION Y Fee must be paid at time of Drop in for teens to come to listen to Wednesdays 6:45-8:15 p.m. music and join in activities if.they wish. Children's yoga Beginners (15 years and up) Registration. Teens yoga Gymnastics For more information call Anglican Church Squamish High (Garibaldi Highlands) Basic Photograpby Ages 13-17 (Music Room)

a9242 7 + I Thursdays 7:OO-9:00 p.m. Judo Wednesdays 7:30-8:15 p.m. Department of Recreation 25c per session Ballet Advanced (8 - 15 years old) ,Methers Excursion ..21 Babysitting provided if needed l All programs start the week of Valley Cliff School Squamisi High October 3 uniess otherwise The teen coffee House will be held at the Film night (Music Room) new school if there is enough demand. If iqterestcd please call the Department Wednesdays 8:15-9:00 p.m. I specified. of Recreation. ! Advanced (15 years and up)

I 4 t L 111 During the Klondike Gold oerd Act Rush of 1898. Dawson City newspapers of the era advertised In an effort to bring local ministrative procedures by tents for rent at $400 a month. school boards under many of. reducing the period during It is estimated that in the first the same regulations governing which the proposals may be year of the stampede to the municipal council. Education chaiienged in the courts from 30 Yukon there were 10,000 tents Minister Pat McGeer in- days to IO. "and canvas-type lean-to's in a troduced several ,amendments to A present requirements for an tent city located on a swampy the Pub!ic Schools Act in the Order-in-Council before an ap- piece of flatland near the main legislature, August 30. proved capital expenditure can town. The new provisions clearly be redirected to more urgent state that the public has a right needs has been removed. This to attend regular meetings of the will reducc by two or three school board and the right of weeks the time required for ap- any four or more electors to proval of such changes. challenge before.,a judge or the Other sections of the Bill are Supreme or County courts the related to changes in fire in- surance provisions, the right of election or the right to continue -~ - --., in office of a trustee. appeal of teachers who have Several provisions in the been suspended, and increased Herbs that are easy to grow amendment are concerned with services for deaf and sight- on a kitchen window include school board's capital spending impaired children being dill, chives, garlic, parsley, ilano College Community proposals. They provide for provided in school districts. shallots and watercress. greater public awareness by Education Division requiring that the board publish presents new proposals in a newspaper. 1 However, once approved by District Governor John Bustad of Rotmy District 504 visited Syuamisb last week. FAMILY FILM SERIES R. the board and Ministry, tbe new Seven family films will be shown alternate Friday Shown with him fo~~owinRhis luncheon address to tbe Suuamisb Rotarv Club are Dresideat orovisions will soeed uo ad- BARNACLE on Barney Bensch and Iater&ional director Don Patrick: .I evenigs beginning September 16 at the Squamish .. .. - Elementary School at 7:OO p.m. P CEm.0 BILL'S Series Price: S2.SO per child $4.00 per adult Indian houses. comes from District Governor Bustad *zse Tickets may be purchased at the Squamish Learning the Spanish word fo'r Centre Monday - Friday 1O:OO a.m. - 2:OO p.m. Call "people." 892-5322. attends Rotarv meetina Whistler: Series begins Sept. 27. Purchase tickets at I U , I' - -- elementary school. Rotary District Governor Rotary's unique ability to ad- Rotarian did this then he Will Pemberton: Series begins Sept. 26. Purchase tickets at receive what Rotary has to offer Too fat? Too John R. Bustad of Mount Ver- vance internationalism, to seek thin? Too tired? ' elementary school: nun, visited thc Squamish solutions that will unite people. him. Too often? Do Rotary Club on Sept. 8th on the Bustad closed his address by CAPILANO Squamish Learning Centre He pointed that you have something for , occasion of his annual visit to inviting all the club members to #- COLLEGE 38038 Cleveland Avenue to be involved to be a good somebody... . the clubs in the district. attend the District Conference Your body! Rotarian. It isn't enough to give Bustad said it was his 16th of- scheduled for Bellingham in LUNCH lip service and attend meetings, ficial visit to clubs in his April. district enjoying the fellowsiipof Fitnessisfun. ! the latter part Of A meeting of all members at Out .others, you have to actively get Try some. of the 45 clubs in the area, IO the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilf are in the United States and II and work to be a good Dowad was held in the evening, sharing the jobs and followed by a social evening north of loo Mile House and as the work load with your fellow far west as Prince Rupert. The with the Rotary Annes all in- members. balance of the clubs are in cum- vited to attend. I. the border He said that each Rotarian ' ..-.I 11 -- should dedicate himself to ser- -' uiiu nope. Rotary is in its 73rd year and vice; service in a spirit of is the pioneer of service clubs, friendship and growing steadily with over "When asked to do 17,000 clubs in 152 Countries. something, comply and perform Each July ISt, the clubs, district the task to the best of your and .Rotary International, ac- ability," he advised the cept, new leadership. Rotarians. "Prdpose new mem- Bustad pointed out that this is bers; you have enjoyed Rotary healthy, that it keeps the interest ' and benefitted from the friend- in .'Rotary vital with an ever ship and relationship with other changing leadership. members; share that experience The theme for this year has with others. And keep up your jown or non-allergenic been set as "Service to unite ettendence." lacron II with washable sheeting mankind" and this recognizes He claimed that if each :overs in bright mix rnaich :olours. Contact us for a

Tip of the Week: If you're Squamish Times and another of herding north gas up at a three month subscription to Whistler! They've held their the Vancouver Sun! prices at 99.9 cents, well below It wouldn't happen again in a that of Squamish and if they can hundred years! t do'it why can't the gas stations *** dan'bdownquikkd. here? (Those are my words.) Could be the new port' act Vancouver B.C. *** before the federal house could "10 years of Quality and Service" Loved the comment by Mayor have some implications for Pat. Brennan who appeared 'live' Squamish and the development 9-VALLEY FURNITURE on TV station CKVU last week of a second berth at Squamish and talked about Railwest and Terminals. Noxt to SqUaml8h Bakory 892-3424 i Britannia. When asked how long he spoke he said he didn't know becape "1 weg acpposcrl be on for six minutes 'and the station 'blew up' while I was talking." PUBLIC NOTICE He's always been a con- Brasso Datsun announces the largest Datsun Clearout in history! troversial and colorful charac- Prices have been cut drastically. You will never be able to purchase a new ter but this is the first time we to ever heard of him being ex- Datsun for less. All new cars and trucks have been tagged show regular price and sale price. Our entire stock is on sale. plosive as ***well! Ghastly thought, it's only one BRAND NEW '77 DATSUN. B210 Hatchback hundred days till Christmas! To 5 speed trmsmiuion, radial tires, dcfopper. (E.P.A. Test - 51 m.p.p. hiphway). Pre-delivery and make your shopping easier drop freQht charper included. ,3ACTION in at Jane Moloughney's Mostly 0 RENTALS PARTS SALES LEASE ACCESSORIES REPAIRS Books and order as many of WASS458.5 NQW $4179 O your gifts as possible. If you v) make it soon she can get them JIMPORW-~c-. OTORS~ for you while there are still BRAND NEW '77 DATSUN 2802 (2 seater). % stocks available but if you leave 5 speed tranrmiuion, radial tirer, AM-FM, tach, clock. full instrumentation, defogger, etc. Re- I' Sports and Import ~Rcprcscntative I it too late you could find the delivery and freight included. books you'd like to give are unavailable.**+ WAS $8715 NOW $7849 Noticed the new place mats at the Chieftain Hotel carry BRAND NEW '77 DATSUN Long Wheel Base Pickup French as well as English for the 4 speed transmiuion, long box. Pre-delivery 'B freight CharBes included. SQUAMISH 66 i universal tourist requests but did you see they have the sign $4515 NOW $4079 YOUR SQUAMISH language for them as well. WAS SQUAMISH ESSO Maybe they expect us to be tri- lingual now instead of just bi- BRAND NEW '77 DATSON F-10Hatchback who09 rlignmont Front wheel drive, 5 speed transmission, AM-FM, radinl tires, ticho~?e!tr, c!xh. P:t-d:lP--* rr., * I lingual! u iowing brakra *** freight charga included. Corls to Ncncmtk deput- "WE SPECIALIZE IN, ment: Special prizes are alloted WAS $4665 NOW $4254 WWeCare TUN E-UPS" to certain classes in the Fall Fair and guess who won two of 892-3234 them. That's right. Your editor I received a special .prize of a year's subscription to the WAS $5365 NOW $4829 Thrifty Muffler hell Canada Limited & Shock Centre Walk, jog. run, UAMISH skate, ski, swim. CALL GO LLECT 988-7172 i paddle, pedal . . . I PLAZA MTRS. LTD. don't let life catch you with Wo tako good car0 e your head down. of your car. ALLEN-TROWIC D iA6NOS1 IC SYSTEM BRASSO DATSUN wllh Infrr-nd mlulon I mrlyaer 1205 Marlno Dr. Doalor Lic. 0100dA ' North Vancouvor / REPARS@FAiiWNGi @RENTALS0 PARTS SALES 'OWING SERVICE

1 f I Page 12 - The Squamlrh Timer - Wednesday, September 14, 1977 Your toothpaste comes in millilitres'( ml) ArthritisDr. Harold S. joints.what The commonest isjoint painit and and stiffness. Equal how num- techniques to,tsecst of joint surgery in- orthopaedic it specialist is a doc- Kohinson. niedical problems include degenerative bers of new patients with ar- cluding total joint replacement; tor trained in surgical 20°@------is a HOO~temgerature a dircctor of I'hc arthritis (osteoarthritis). in thritis may be Found in warm follow-up programs designed techniques particularly in- Om------Arthritis Society which condition the joint and its climate as in cold, damp for the long-term care and volving problems of bones and I 30°C is swimming time in H.C..takes SII~IC lining cartilage become cracked climates. management of people joints. threatened with disability. One aspect of ihe or- 18°C -wear a coat (11 tlic nipcries out [if at thritis and worn, or inflammatory ar- If you have one of the. less It is relstively uncommon thopaedist's job is to deal with in ;I scrics (if four columns in thritis in which the lining of the common forms of arthritis such ihis piipcr. joint become inflamed and the as scleroderma or lupus now to find patients confined to rraka and -fractures. Another Dr. Rohinson answers joint responds by becoming erythematosus where fingers bed or wheelchair if these aspect of his wqrk is joint recon- questions most often asked by warm, swollen and tender, in may turn abruptly white on cold preventive programs are struction, where he works patients with arthritis and by the varying degrees. exposure (Raynaud's available and are followed ef- closely with the rheumatologist pu bl ic. Inflammatory types of ar- phenomena) a warmer climate fectively. in correcting joint problems. His first column deals with thritis include those caused by can reduce this unpleasant Is arthritis henedilsry? How can 1 ask my family general questions about ar- infection or induced by crystals symptom. This question suggests that ai- doctor to refer me to a thritis is ;L single disease; it is specialist? thritis: the second is on which are deposited in the joint A panic move by a patient to rheumatoid arthritis, the most (gout). However, in most in- a warm climate - to live -- not. Heredity plays a part in Rheumatic diseases are very some forms of arthritis such as common and about 15 percent disabling of the more than 80 stances. such as rheumatoid ar- may cause other stresses and different kinds; the third is on thritis or lupus arthritis, the in- strains which themselves may ankylosing spondylitis. This af- of problems seen by family FRUIT - VEGETABL fects the back and some of the physicians are of this nature. oSteoarthritiS, a degenerative citing cause of the arthritis is trigger arthritis symptoms. krlcas effective Sept. 15-18 - thurs., Frl., Sat., Sarn. joint disease which hits many in not known. Are there any new treatments larger joints primarily in young The family physician refers to senior years; and the fourth Can diet help me? for arthritis since my grand- men. A genetic factor has been 'specialists those patients who discusses gout. This is a common question. mother WBS bedridden by it? found which is called the HLA present particular problems in Dr. Robinson. as medicai Human beings tend to blame Very definitely. New 827 factor. If a person inherits diagnosis or where the condition director of thc B.C. Division, chronic conditions such as ar- knowledge in the past 25 years this gene he has about one in is difficult to manage or where five chsnces of developing this has deVellJped a widely ac- thritis ,Jn fWd or food deficien- has brought dramatic changes in there is rapid progression. 0 KAMAGAN clhimed treatment. training and cies. They think the problem is the approach to rheumatic disease. If you have concerns in this research program. The treat- related 10 diet or nutritional, diseases. Progress in rheumatic Gouty arthritis can be area it is quite appropriate to ment regimes provide a team lack. In fact, as near as your disease care includes the hereditary also as can Heber- raise the ,question with your concept which combines the local health food store you will development of specialized den's nodes which affect the end doctor, who should be happy to APPLES skills of rheumatologists, or- find "health foods" and rheumatic disease units where joints of the fingers and give a discuss the matter and, where thopaed i st s. o ccu pa t iona I megavitamins which are said to more effective clinical research rather bumpy, gnarled ap- necessary, arrange a further Mac8 - Rod Spartans therapists. physiotherapists, nur- prevent or cure most human ills. and treatment methods have pearance. Not only is there an opinion. Golden Dollclousand Applos ses and social workers in a con- There is no scientific evidence been developed; the team ap- hereditary factor involved but it 0.0 trol program for the to indicate that diet or food sup- proach using rheumatologists, is somewhat sex-linked as In the next column. Dr. women are affected primarily. Robinson will provide answers management of patients with ar- plements in any form affect the orthopaedic surgeons and thritis. commun rheumatic diseases. specially trained allied health How does a rheumatologist about rheumatoid arthritis, Dr. Robinson is a McGill YOU will get the required daily professionals who direct at- differ from an orthopaedic which is the most potentially graduate, a specialist in internal nutrients in a well balanced tention to the multiple problems specislist? disabling of the more than 80 00 medicine and rheumatology. He North American diet. which may be imposed on a The rheumatologist is a different kinds. If you have any has been widely published in In some cases (Jf gouty ar- patient with chronic arthritis; physician, usually in internal questions about arthritis see 4 Ibs. $1 scientific journals and presents thritis your doctor may at times the availability of a wide range medicine, who is specially your family doctor ur write to The Arthritis Centre ' papers at major rheumatology prescribe a low purine diet to of new anti-inflammatory drugs; trained in the care of the rheumatic diseases both, from 895 West 10th Avenue congresses. He was the auttior of reduce the uric acid load. If you new and highly successful two chapters . in "The Total are overweight and have a bad the point of view of diagnosis Vancouver, B.C. Can. No. 1 and medical management. An v5z Management of the Arthritis joint such as a hip or a knee a 1L7 Patient" by J. P. Lippincott Co. weight-reduction diet may be in More Pupils 50 Ib. bags His columns are written from order, to reduce the work load -. The Arthritis Centre, 895 West on the joint. Don't look for a in our schools 10th Ave.. Vancouver. the B.C. miraculous diet or food sup- ~3~00 plement "cure". Enrollment in the district 08~ib. headquarters (Jf The Arthritis Socie,ty. Programs developed My husband wants to move schools, expected to be even or there reach all corners of B.C. to a drier and warmer climate. slightly down this Year, .. 0.. Will this help his arthritis? pectedly showed an increase What is arthritis? No, the arthritis is unlikely to when the first week of school Carrots Mushrooms The word "arthritis" means benefit. However, in some closed. natients a drv. warm even Increases were noted in the inflammation of a ioint. There - a. secondary at Squamish are some 80 disea&s affecting climale will reduce symptoms of 1oc Ib. 89~ib. with 258 enrolled for Eiacken- dale Secondary and 677 at Howe Sound Secondary, an in- crease of 13 over last year's 922 POINT Onions froah at Howe Sound. Pemberton Beets Secondary showed a decrease of 4 from 202 to 198. 50 Ib. bags. $5P 15c Ib. 1i1 Squamish as expected, there was a drop in Squamish HIGHk'Bi'r' 99 open 7 lays a week. 890-3714 Elementary enrollment from PHONE OR CALL FOR 299 to 262 but there were in- creases in Brackendale Elemen- AN APPQINTMENT TO tary from 311 to 332; in Garibaldi Highlands Elemen- tary and Mamquam Elementary from 490 last year to 129 at the GIANT FALL former and 400 at the latter; at Valleycliffe Elementary with I22 and Stawamus Elementary with 234 for a total of 356 com- SAVINGS pared to 312 last year. Enrollment at Blackwater Creek was down from 8 to 7; at Britannia Beach down 3 from 70 to 67 while at Myrtle Philip School at Whistler it had clim- bed from 55 to 62. an increase of 7. * Enrollment at Signal Hill Elementary School in Pem- berton remained the same with 21 3 pupils registered. Second place winner in the best garden contest, Mrs. I Te!!e!!!i, ecrcep!s !he award me!!erse!f a??!! bee Lesbent! 1 Miss Squamish, Tracy Reynolds. DISTRICT OF SOUAMISH NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given in accordance with Section 703 of the Municipal Acl that the Council of the District of Squamish will hold a PUBLIC HEARING at 7:OO p.m.. Tuesday, September 27, 1977, in the Council Chambers of . the Municipal Hall to consider approval of a Land Use Contract for Mac-V Enterprises Ltd. and Quest En- terprises Ltd.. situated on the cross-hatched portion of the sketch shown below and legally described as Remainder of Parcel A., N.W. 114, Section 14, Ref. Plan 616, Plan 1728.

At the aforesaid PUBLIC HEARING. all persons who deem themselves affected by the proposed Land Use Con- tract will be afforded the opportunity to be heard thereon. Copies of the proposed Land Use Contract may be in- spected at the Munisipal Hall. Squamish, B.C.. on any weekday prior to the Public Hearing between the hours of 830 and 430 p.m. S.E. Kary Clerk Dated this 13th day of September, 1977.

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Page 14 - The Squamlrh Tlmer - Wednesday, September 14. 1977 - -~ ! Legals 13 Deaths 13 Deaths Province of British Columbia DICKlE - accidentally on Sept. 9, SAUL - On Aug. 30,1977, Alfonse' Ministry of Forests 1977, Richard (Don) Dickie of haul of Mount Currie, B.C. in his Reforestation Division Spuamish,vived by his B.C. loving in his wife 54th Alda, ye6i. three Sur- 56th year. Survived by his many -wotlce of rriends. Funeral service was held in Tm Plantie CoetMs) daughters, Mrs. Robert Otto (Jo- MountFather ScottCurrie officiating. on Sept. Squamish.,6, 1977; Sealed renders for the following Anne),and Miss Mrc. TraceyShane McCann Dickie; (Marla) three ree planting contract(s) will be Funeral Chapel in charge of. ,cceived by the District Forerter, granddaughters,one brother Graham all Dickieof Squamish; and two arrangements. 3ritish Columbia Forest Service, .. Shoved 'Ent In. 155 Burrsrd Street, Vancouver, B.C. sisters Mrs. Phyllis Curric and hh. .. ir6C 2H1, on the dates shown Bettyof the Clarksos.Elks Lodge Don No. was 119 a memberand the with a Elow.' 17 Lost - "TlMES" Contract 929 I 1-10 locrted at Royal Canadian Legion No. 227 and No I.D., iiut abandoned. Loved and tailroad Creek, Ranger District he Curling Club of Squamish. missed, 8 yr. old female collie X, Classified Id! 'emberton. Number of Trces Funeral service was held at 1 p.m. CLASSIF!ED RATES: Miniaum cheirga of 32.50 for 5 lines if prepaid. But claes!fkds SO answers to Blue, from Whistler ares r6.000. Tuesday, %pt. 93th, io St. John's July 23. Ph. collect 932-5982. $50 be charged and bilkdl wlll have a mlnlmrsm of $3.00 to cower cast. All claanlfled ads NOTE Viewing of the planting Anglican Church, Garibaldi reward. should be in the Squamlrh office by 1:OQ p.m. on the Monday preceding the date of lite prior to submitting ti tender for Highlands, Rev. H.J. McDougall of- his contract is not mandatory. ficiated. Interment in Mount PAIR mauve framed eye glasses in the new8paper. Phone 692-5131 or 892-3818 and ask for Chris Gawne. Deadline for receipt of tenders is Garibaldi Cemetery. Squamish beige case. Lost in downtown area. 1:30 pm., Sept. 27, 1977. Funeral Chapel in charge of Contact Mrs. Janet McBride at 898- 37991 Cleveland Ave. Tenders must be submitted on the arrangements. In lieu of flowers 3790. HELEN MACEE brm and in the envelopes supplied donations to St. John's Anglican Men's DIANTUS watch, has metal ,Sales Representative which, with particulars, may be ob- Church Memorial Fund would be band with clasp closing. Lost bet- 392-3541 892-3905 ained from the Forest Ranger in- appreciated. ween Brackendale & Squamish area P 1 For Sale Miscellaneous 8 Legals 8 Legals 8 Legals iicated or from the District on Sat. Reward offered. 898-3458. 41521 Crpat Rd.: Split level Forester, 355 Burrard Street, Van- JOE - On Sept. 9, 1977, Nicholas 1800 sq.ft.. Panelled liv. rm. with TOP OF THE LINE Province of British Columbia Province of British Columbia :ouver, B.C. V6C 2H1. Joeby ofhis Mount loving Currie, wife, B.C.,Martha, survived and white brick fireplace. Sep. dining KIMBALL ORGAN Ministry of Forests Ministry of Forests Province of British Columbia The lowest or any tender will not family. Funeral service was held rm. 4 Ige. bdrms. I-li/z baths, with two external Leslie speakers, in Reforestation Division ' Reforestation Division ' Ministry of Finance iecessarily be accepted. 19 Pets family rm. off kitchen. Relax in beautiful condition, sacrifice. 898- Notice of Notlce of Reforestation Division Monday, Sept. 12, in Mount Curric, the above grnd. pool, barbecue 9352. Tree Plutiw Cwtract(8) Tree Plmtiq Comtract(s) Notice of Father Scott officating. Squamish un the patio, walk in the spaciour Sealed tenders for the following Sealed tenders for the following Tnc Phtlw Cwtract(s) Province of British Columbia Funeral Chapel in charge of Trapping Supplies, Our 1977-78 Ministry of Forests arrangements. back yd. and pick your own fruit. illustrated brochure now available. tree planting contract(s) will be tree planting contract(8) will be Sealed' tenders for the following Price $59,500. MLS received by the District Forester, received by the District Forester, tree planting contract(s) will be Reforestation Division ' Most competitive prices on traps, all Notice of WILLIAMSJosephine Williams - On Sept.of Squamish,9, 1977, *** sizes and types, animal lures and British Columbia Forest Service, Britiah Columbia Forest Service, received by the District Forester, hall waterfront lot, ind. 4; with 355 Burrard SI., Vancouver, B.C. 355 Burrard St., Vancouver, B.C. Britiah Columbia Forest Scrvice, Tree ?lutlq Catrrt(r) baits, trap wax, dye, and other sup- Sealed tenders for the following B.C. in her 56th year. Survived by attractive bldg., blktop parking, plies. Write for your copy to 3ud- V6C 2HI. on the dates shown V6C 2H1, on the dates shown -.--355 Burrard St., Vancouver, B.C. her loving husband Wilfred, her ramp & boat moorage. $55,oOO, below.' beiow. voc iiii, 08 ik Giiii ;k:n tree planiing contract(s) will be son's Bay Company, Raw Fur received by the District Foreater, mother Mrs. Margaret Lewis, five Offers!! Department, IO250 - 103 Street, Ed- Contract 92GlI-31, located at Contract 9237-32, located at Jof- below. aona, Ron, Andrew, Sam, Martin. *** Raffuse Creek, Ranger Diatrict fre Creek, Ranger District Pem- Contract 92614-47, located at British Columbia Forest Service, Richard; four daughters, Margaret, monton, Aita., TSJ OY8. Phone 1- 355 Burrard St., Vancouver, B.C. lht 155, Ige. bldg. lot, cleared 403-422-6644. Squamish. Number of Trees 69,000. berton. Number of Trees 55,OOO. Mashiter Creek I, Ranger District' Beatrice, Di;i;le and Debbie; two BRACKENDALES Kintyre. NOTE Viewing of the planting Viewing Date Sept. 14, 1977, Squamish. Number of Treea V6C 2H1, on the dater shown brothers, Willard and Jackie, and PAMPERED POOCH I HAMMOND Piper Organ for sale. below. *'DOG GROOMING" I *** - rite prior to submitting a tender for leaving Ranger Station at 10:00 a.m. 231,000. two sisprs, Helen and Dorothy; 29 yo. 6 Wilson Village approx Excellent condition. 892-3158. this contract is not mandatory. NOTE Viewing of the phlting NOTE Viewing of the planting Contract 92614.48, located at 898-5075 11, grandchildren and one great grand- 1pOO aq.k of easy care living Vanity with round mirror & stwl. Deadline for receipt of tenders is site prior to submitting a tender for site prior to submitting a tender for Mashiter Creek Ranger District - Squamiah. Number of Trees 79,000. child. Funeral service was held 18 months old female part-Persian btwith fenced outdwr patio foi Asking $50. 898-5751. 330 p.m., Sept. 22, 1977.. this contract is mandatory. this contract is not mandatory. Tuesday, Sept. 13th at 9 a.m. in St. Tenders must be submitted on the NOTE Viewing of the planting cat, spayed, has had its shots. Clean, barbecues & sunning. 3 bdrms. B Deadline for receipt of tenders is Deadline for receipt of tenders is Paul's Catholic Church in North well trained cat. 892-3341 after 6 bath up, wlw, fridge, stove ani Kitchen arborite table with extra form and in the envelopea supplied 390 pm, Sept. 22, 1977. 390 p.m. Sept. 23, 1977. site prior to submitting a tender for Vancouver, Father O'Connor. p.m. drapes to stay. Price $32,000. Of leaf & 4 swivel high-backed chairr, which, with particulars, may be ob- Tenders must be submitted on the Tenders must be submitted on the this contract is not mandatory. celebrant. Interment in Brackendale fers!! padded, in good cond. Collection of tained from the Foreat Ranger in- form and in the envelopes supplied form and in the envelopes supplied Deadline for receipt of tenders is Cemetery. Squamish Funeral Chapel 1 3:30 pm., Sept. 23, 1977. *** cameras, water skis, slalom ski, dicated or from the District which, with particulars, may be ob- which, with particulars, may be ob- in charge of arrangements. 40 Job Opportunities yo. 24 Wilson Village - same a! other misc. articles. Bargain as Forester, 355 Burrard Street, Van- tained from the Forest Ranger in- tained from the Forest Ranger in- Tenders muat be submitted on the @ve but has W & D too. Eas] owner is moving & must sell. 898- couver, B.C. V6C 2H1. dicated or from the District dicated or from the District form and in the envelope8 supplied ~ to get into - low down pym't d 9238. The lowest or any tender will not Forester, 355 Burrard Street, Van- Forester, 355 Burrard Street, Van- which, with particulars, may be ob- use gov't 2nd S5,000. Pricc necessarily be accepted, couver, B.C. V6C 2HI. couver, B.C. V6C 2H1. tained from the Forest Ranger in- SQUAMISH-LILLOOET REGIONAL DISTRICT 24 ft. Reinell, 1972, fully-equipped. dicated or from the District 532,000. Offers!! sunder, head, sink, ice box. alcohol The lowest or any tender will not The lowest or any tender will not *** necessarily be accepted. necessarily be accepted. Forester. 355 Burrard Street, Van- stove, trim pabs (Bennet), swim grid, couver, B.C. V6C 2H1. 97 acres in Upper Squamish. Sub anchor, ,307 Chev cnginc, 225 h.p. HELP WANTED dividable in 24, 24 & 49 acrt 10 Personals ~ The lowest or any tender will not Sleeps 5 adults. Super cond. necesaarily be accepted. *Is. $1 15,000. 512,500. 10 Personals 10 Personals * .* Porcelain sink with white drain ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Meeting To Wbom 11 MBY Corttl: i400 sq.ft. of beautiful living ir board & metal cabinet. $25. Good ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS VICKI This notification is in regards to a For the Position of this luxurious I yr. old 24x6( United Church Annex Fridays WERE you putting the moves on floor polisher with buffers, $15. If you want to drink that's your Open discussion group Wednesday 1951 Chevrolet Pickup Truck, Accounting/Clerk-Ty pis t mobile home, double lot - in Bisaell carpet sweeper, $15. night 9 - IO p.m. Held at the United that man in the grey suit WITH Serial No. 1931401720, abandoned cludcs 5 appli.; drapes, utilitj business. If you want ta stop, call us. PICKLED WALNUT EYES. Stainlea ateel sink, $10. Chester- 9 p.m. 898-3729 Church Annex. 898:5524. at Hilldale Ranch, Upper Squamish shed - patio: flower boxer & dol field suite & udd chairs. Twin beds - B.B. Valley, and that, if the registered pen. Blt-in bar in den, circ MRS. MABELLA, reader & ad- The Squamish-Lihoet Regional District is seeking an & mattreaacs, cheap. Ph. 898-3208 AL-ATEEN owner does not claim said vehicle, il AccountinglClerk-Typist in Pemberton. Good typing, fireplace, 4 pce enste. No. 184 after 4 p.m. visor. Cards, Tarot cards, palm Meeting every Wednesday night reader. Tells your past, present, love shall be disposed of pursuant to payroll, accounting and clerical experience required. Timbertown. $29,000. 7 to 8 p.m. 11 Business Personals Motor Vehicle Regulntiuns. *** Philcb no-frat side by aide fridge- affairs. Will help you in business, Peter Schwarz Salary to be commensurate with qualifications and ex- freezer. White. 5325. Bumper pool AL-ANON sickness & health. Answering all No. 121 Timber Town - l97! Regular meeting every Wednesday perience, range $700 - $800. 24x52 Mobile Home - 3 Igc table with reversible card or dining questions of life & problems: There Please submit written applications stating lnble top. $150. 892-9074. at 8:30 p.m. in the Health Centre. is no Problem so great that she can PERSONALIZED bdrms. 1i/z baths, blt. ins ii 892-3661 or 898-3496 qualifications, exptrience, and earliest possible starting !Arms. & d.r. Fridge, rtove 6 not solve. Phone for appt. 25 1-3697. CHRISTYAS CARDS date to: 15 cu. ft. deep freeze. Ph. 898-3783 And every Monday afternoon at I For special reading by mail, send 11 Business Personals drapes to stay - Vendorr wil after 5 p.m. p.m. I.R. Knowles, Administrator trade on house (under S50,OOOl $5.00 & your birthdate to Mrs. Styles for personal or businea use. at ,38362 Hemlock Ave., Mabella, P.O. Box 69784, Station Come in and ?ear selection and DO you need reputable experienced Squamish-Lillooct , Regional Trailer to be, puved at Hwy. en New lung leather coat, rize. .I< Valleycliffe Vancouver, B.C., VSK aY4. order early. , , temporary office aaaistMce? Typing, District knse. Price 522,500. gold/brown:. White fur jacket. 892- 898-5794 "K", 9038. . . Stewart's United Pharmacy accounting. Experienced in all office Box 219 38090 Cleveland Ave. procedures. Call B & C EnteQriKs. Pcmberton, B.C. VON 2LO Squamiah, B.C. 892-341 I 898-5204.

f McEvovv- LTD. tagencies la. L#qm BLOCK 38164BROS.REALTY Cleveland Ave. 892-5966 Squamish 892-3571 01 VanC. Direct Line 688-5917 Jlm MCRVO~ 01.3011 38120 CLEVELAND AVE. OPEN 9-5 MOM. TO FRI.

4BEDROOMS +DEN VALUEPACKEDDUPLEX NEWTUDOR Are only part of this luxury Tudor home. Area of Located in downtown Squamish. 3 bdrss. up, 3 Whyrentwhenyoucanbuythisforless than 5300. new homes. all scrvices underground. Private bdrms. down. Well designed, just 2% ears o:d. er month. Spacious 3 bdrm.. ensuite.. open Ian. back ard. Lots of fir trees & a big 510 sq.ft. Hardwood flwrs throughout up. Wat to wa' realFull honcy.basement. Full Lirgeprice 549.900.d.lot. Love1 location. 6's a s/deci. 3000 sq.ft. of fin. house with approx. 600 down. Curtains & some appliances include1 Priced to sell at 561,500.00. WELL BUILT 3 bedroom honre with sundeck, fireplace and STOVE, FRIDQE, dishwasher, drapes and grass are already rnoreunfin. Pool table fits in either fam. rm. or rec YEdZrtransferred. must sell, bring all offers. STAN I LYNDA BANNISTER/898:5905 backyard facing onto park, situated only one block from new in. Owner asking only $43,900 for this well finished I year ,10,3W.w elementary school and new shopping centre. old, 3 bedroom home. I STAN & LYNDA BANNISTER m-sws STAN & LYNDA BANNISTER/8%5965

Quality built by "Rudi These", attention to detail This house but in 1 few ears. You'll think you did & quality thru-out. Beautiful 3 bdrm. hnme on in 1972this house woul8sell for about 525,~.& level treed lot in prestigious Garibaldi Highlands. today is well priced at S57.900. Don't let inflation REVENUE AND INVESTMENT .PROPERTIES Vaulted cedar ceilings in large living nn. Step- leave ou behind, get out to see $is beauty today. 1 saving kitchen, private sundeck. 3 pce. ensuite. YoU'lfbe glad tomorrow. Only minutes from Park Cedar&brickexterior& niceshakeroof. Drapes & Royal - park and ride to Vancouver. dishwasher included. Easy to show. STAN & LYNDA BANNl!$"ER/898.590~ STAN LYNDA BANNISTER m.sm ,

A beautiful lot to build your dream home could be yours for only $ I8.000 on Kin- !ye in the Garibaldi Highlands. Call Stephen Howard 898-3361.

The bulk of mv listinas have sold and buvers we still pelntiful, if you are con- un'it. Giod location close to schools, vacant lot available revenue -car& side or sell the othe; half. All offers shopping and park. mortgage. considered. I _... CALL ShiEN HOWARD (9#.53(lh HAPPINESS IS . . . . . an affordable home in prime location, 3 bdrms, 1060 sq.ft. semi-ensuite, carport. with low.- initial investment and Rood assumable mtae.- So don't .. d. delay, call now. "Helga" i98-5852. QET CRACKlNQl Do you still live in an apartment? Wdl. here is your chance to move into something that you can own very easily. 3 bdrm. mobile home, clean and well maintained and look at what comes with it, stove, fridge, dinette set, 2x! &YEWS 2 bedroom older home close to shupping. COMPARE! this unit priced at 530,000 with ~!hessin !he some furniture storm windows and all d:ip::. Lot is z!! I' ,. heatilator fireplace completely fenced and landscaped. Price same development at $32.000,$33,000 close to schools, shop- fenced and there even is a veggi garden. With asking only 1 includes, stove, fridge, washer and dryer. ping, try your low down payment. you might be surprised. $10.500 you can't go wrong. "Helga" 892-5852. IN SaUAMlSH WHATEVER YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS WHEN YOU CALL US ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BUILDINQ LOT? . ONE CALL DOES IT ALL One of the nicest and least expensive ones I can offer you ----- Evenings Mortgages - Appraisal8 - Property Management Evenin QI 8 in the Highlands. Approx. '/,acre with fantastic view and CUTE & COSY 892:3027 Real ,Estate - Residential - Industrial - Commercial seclusion. Asking only $16,500. So check & compare and 2 bdrm. Secluded C% Private backyard 1/3 acre all fenced, ' 898-9369 then call "Helga" 892-5852. roothouse and woodshed. "Helga" 892-5852.

1 4 2 Tho Squamlrh Tlmer - Wednesday, September 14, 1977 - Page 1s 26 Ceramics 40 Job Opportunities 16 For Sale Miscellaneous 54 Motorcycles Ifyou smoke,drink, Fascinating World of Ceramics X-Ray technician required for part- is open to you at time work. Willing to relieve with work hard and don't have TUCKS POTTERY Some on-call and weekend work. YAMAHA We can supply the workshop, all Salary and benefits as per collective materials, and the know how. For agreement. Apply in person or in CAN-AM a =@pymv information 898-5972. writing to the Administrator, Sales, Accessories for exemsmg,4 maybe Squamish General Hospital, Box -- Pan 498, Squamish, B.C. VON 3GO. Parts, Service 40 Job QpportunI!les Direct Sales Opportunity. :ireweed and Salal from our own To all makes Promotable sales oriented in- quamish Mountains. Natural as the DEPENDABLE, reliable, trust- dividual to represent Industrial lees make it. SQUMlSSM YAMAHA 4 14 Ibs. wor!hy woman. Must be bondable & lighting company in this area. Suc- - - 30 must have own car. Part-time work, H. lust's Squamlsk Apiary CAW-AM :essful applicant will be contrasting S3E-5294 in maid service. $4 per hour. Call' Industrial and Retail accounts on a 898-5414 . Maid for a Bay krvice. 898-3344.; repeat basis. Company offers a con- Gowt. Rd. next to 0.K. fire tinuing training program with ex- :ellent opportunity for ad- 19 Cars for Sale For HoJa Motorcycles APPRAISALS - MORTGAGES - PROPERTY MIIWAGEMEHT tancement. Automobile and the and accessories for all makes see REAL ESTATE -INSURANCE --COMIEICIRL - RESIDENTIAL :onfidence tu. work on II commission MUST SELL d GOING TO TAYLQRMBTIVE HQNDA jaais a must. Also one district EUROPE 176 Pemberton. Ave., N.V. lEMEERS Of GREATER WAHCOUYER REhL ESTATE BOARD requires experienced grapple nanager, capable of training snd 1974 A.M.C. Sportabout Hornet 980-2688 operator. :ontrolling five direct saltomen. itation wagirn, automatic, P.B. & See our Yellow Page ad a w 8 P HOMES 35 SUbdiViSi6n Garibddi HigkhlIdS. 898-5255 Please forward resume to R. P.S., good condition, 45,000 miles . . - Province paper carrier wanted fur Sorensen, 6812 N 60th S.E., 62400 o.b.0. 898-3084. 1974 HONDA CB 350, immaculal First five homes sold to include stove, fridge and double glazed cond., SEOO. 892-3478. Depot Rd., Brackendale area. 892- Zalgary, Alberta. '73 OLDS Torondo. 61,000 miles, 3363. windows. All legal fees paid by developer. 8% mortgages available and REQUIRES a mature person for all options incl. air cond., $3500. Keystone mini-bike. $200. Goc Ph. 892-5190 after 5 p.m. d SIGNAL HILL part-time position as office clerk to condition. 892-5644. 95% financing. If you qualify for government home buyers grant start immed. Hours 9 a.m. - I p.m. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 74 Fiat Spyder, good cond,, $2500. of $1,000, down payment only $1,145. Call Now! Pemberton Mon. - Fri. Send resume to Box IO 992-3236. Tcrber AI& I c/o Squamish Times. 50 Suites, Condominiums 4 Bungalows - 1100 8q.ft. $41,560 5 hrs./day; 5 dayslweek, September POSITION required for experienced Townhouses for Rent to June inclusive. $3.64 to 14.71 per , A-1 condition, new paint, w.w.w., Split-level 1040 sq.ft. secretary, proficient in typing, shor- all power, $3150 o.b.o.892-3889 - M2,900 hour depending on qualifications thand, business machines & in the ATTRACTIVE three bedrooi andlor experience. General aide generality of office routine & duties townhouse available. Carpetin; 314 barement - 1Q40 8q.ft. $42,900 dulits as assigned by the Principal therein. Also willing to learn. Phone 1973 nine passenger Dodge station drapes, cablevision, stove an including work on Native Indian 892-3272. fridge, 1112 bathrooms. Valleycliff studies curriculum development. A wagon, Cruise control, P.s., p.b. & p. windows, air cond. chrome hitch & Phone 898-3667 or 683-91n7 knowledge of Native Indian dialects - - common to Pemberton-Mt. Currie- trailer towing. Package $3200 o.b.o. ONE, two and three bedroom suits DArcy area would be an asset. 41 Employment Wanted 898-3285. available immediately. Map Tucber AI& 11 - Llbrrry '68 Le Mans (G.T.O.) Asking $2300 Crescent Apartments. Phone 89: !O !m.,kck, kptember to June in- IF YbU NEED a dependable, 9.k.c. Ph. 96-2382. 3712. . .~... clusive. $3.89 to $4.98 per hour reliable, bonded woman for any depending on qualificationa and/or house cleaning jobs call Jeanette 1970 Old8 Cutlns - 77,000 miles, VACANCIES - One, two and thrc experience. Duties - to assist Pullen 898-3344. From windows to excel. condition. Cuatom-made dual bedroom apartments., 3886 Teacher Librarian with the clerical ovens, bathrooms to light fixtures, pipes, 350 motor, PA., p.b., Cleveland Avenue. Wilson Cresce automatic, $2300 o.b.o. 898-9341. ADartments. Phone 892-3616. . duties of the Library - typing, card call Maid for a Day Services. __ - , A DREAM HOUSE COME TRUE? All your married life filing, shelving books, etc. HOUSE CLEANING Altrretlrr 1 I 2 Bedroom Stm you've been dreaming about having a home exactly as you Do you hate your oven? Hard Free covered parking. Professional SQUAMISH AREA 53 Trucks managed. Garibaldi garden court want it. Is it possible? Wait until you see this one! Some of BUILT FOR A BUILDER . . . When builders build for working neat, fast cleaning service its outitanding details include: 2200 sq.ft., sunken living their own use, they frequently put in little extras in con- T&r Alde I available. the Highlands. 898-3666.8 a.m. to Duties include supervision of pupils D.m. room with massive Squamish rock fireplace, 3 large struction details beyond what you can see. We have such a 898-3441 1975 FORD F250, p.s. & p.b., 4 house to show you right now! 1450 sq.ft., 3 bdrms, lovely on secondary and elementary apd., heavy duty package, canopy, bedrooms, family room, attractive kitchen with lots of programmes in the Squamish area PET & PLANT' sitting: Would you FAMILY planned, larger 2 and beautiful ash cupboards, mud room and a 400 sq.ft. won to family room off kitchen with bar, all beautifully finished. love to go away for the weekend low mileage. $3500 o.b.0. 921-8481 bedroom suites. Bath and half. Clo and supervision of evening after 6 p.m. be comdeted games room with wet bar. Situated on large lot, on Nairn Way in the Garibaldi homework groups at Totem Hall. (mid-week, any number of days) but to school and town. Manager's a€ Hours of work: 10:00 a.m. to 230 have nobody to feed the pets & No. 31 or phone 892-3934. Soul p.m. and 7:30 p.m. to 9:OO p.m. water the plants. Call 898-3441. Late model '74 Ford Ranger. 3/4 ton Park Apt. in Valleycliffe. $3.64 to $4.71 per hour depending suspension. Must be seen. Many cx- tras. Asking S4000. 896-2302. GARYBALDI ESTATES - on qualifications and/or experience. Townhouses, 3 bedrms., 1 I A knowledge of Native Indian 42 Child Care 1969 Ford Econo, window van, V8, bathrooms, 4 appliances, son dialects common to the Squamish auto. Mechanically rebuilt in last drapes, cablevision, close to shoi area will be an asset. Babysitter wanted for 16 month old year. Carpet, curtains & insulated. ping and schools. No pets. Avai boy, 2 days per week. Ph. 892-3912 New paint job. 892-3000. im3ed. &&5842.. , Applications should be addressed from IO a.m. to 5 p.m. no later than September 19th, 1977 Bachelor suite for rent in Brackei 54 Motorcycles dale area. Phone 898-5717. to: 1800 3 School District No. 48 (Howe EXTRA - with picture window and spectacular view. sq.ft., fireplaces, plus outside brick B.B.Q., 21/2 baths, -family Suund) FAST ACTION ' '75 Honda XL 250, low mileage, ex. 3 bdrm. townhouse, fireplace, ful YOU'LL NEVER REGRET the day you finally decided Box 250, Squamish. B.C. VON WITH cel. condition. $800, Phone 892- carpeted, I V2 baths, fridge & stm room and larne closed-in garage. to look at this beautifully built 3 bedroom house whose 3G0 WANT ADS 3253 after 5 p.m. $300 per month. 898-9890. charm begins right at the front door. Includes such features as: 1400 sq.ft., rcc. room, fireplace, carport, tree house in private. fenced back yard. beautifullv landscaaed. 1 EmZm mma REALTY LTD. REALTY LTD. 37991 Cleveland he, 37991 Clrvrlnd Avo., Box 17W.Squamirh. B C Box 1760. Sqummirh. B.C. YON 3Go ~3co out to be a move to this house! We're ready to show you a place with everything that makes for good, lasting home 892-3541 Mrr. Office: Ronnie McCartney Office: 892-3541 Marlene Gervin 1250 2 &le, value . . . including: sq.ft., 3 bedrooms, fireplaces, Home: 898-5941 Represenlalive I Home: 898-5459 Sales Represenlalive finished rec. room and den, double carport, beautifully landscaped with private backyard. Garibaldi Highlands . , . must be seen to be appreciated. Call cdr+for an amointment to view.

-~ Realty Ltd. HOMES HAVE "FEELINGS" .TOO,and this one' feels Ship-Shape! Just 5 years young and it has been kept in fine; comfort-loving condition 1030 sq.ft., 3 bedrooms, 11/z 37881 Clovrlrnd Avo., 882-3541 . . . Gracious 3 bedroom home on large (85x1 20) fully fenced ' SQUAMISH baths, 2 fireplaces, rec room, double carport, covered sun- 86X 1760, 24 hr. maworlng aonlco and landscaped lot adjacent to. tennis court and park. SoUAwiO)i, E.@. deck, private . backyard. Located on Braemar in the Partially finirhtd basemen!. sundeck. A Mcrt SEE! SPEC!AL!STS Garibaldi Hiphlands. Low SO'S

this charming 3 bedroom rancher, 1300 sq.ft. 11/z baths, BRACKENDALE . . . 2 bedroom home, just one year brisk f~nrto cei!ing firep!aca, double carpurt, cc~vcred young, 900 sq.ft., 314 basement. Priced to SELL! Call now .sundeck. Can be seen anvlinie . . . OPEN TO OFFERS! for an amointment to view. NEW LISTING - 4o4a SKYLINE DRCE- EX- NEW LISTINQ - Immaculate 3 bedroom home located on ceptionally well planned family home loc. on a quiet street Kintyre Dr. in Garib. Highlands. Lovely fireplace, 3 Ige. in Garibaldi Highlands. Partially landscaped, room for ex- bedrooms, completely landscaped & fenced. MLS pansion. Gorgeous view of the mountains & valley. Has to bo seen to be appreciated. NLW LISTING - 40462 THUNDERBIRD RlDQt - Near new 3 bedroom home with a fantastic view. Owner anxious 2101 RIDQEWAY - Where you can have your in-laws to sell. 2 fireplaces, ensuite plumbing, cedar exterior. with you & yet have them comfortably independent in a Priced right. self contained suite approx. 1200 sq.ft. Main floor - 1650 sq.ft., 3 Ige. bdrms. Dining rm. approx. 11'6x22'. Lge. liv. 4045248 QOV'T RD. - Two well kept homes on 3/4 acre. rm. luxurious wlw, ceramic tile in kitchen, bathroom & . Comm. 5 zoning. Good investment. Vendor will hold ------laundry rm. ., agrm't for sale. MLS families can save a bundle ia this 2 fr-:'- trance duplex. 2 bdrms. each side, whet!whether it's you and the . family in-laws or you and an income bearing tenant, you'll find kitchen with many cupboards, quality ONE OF A KIND - 3/4 bsmt. with clp. Lge. living 38247 VIEW PLACE - Well maintained 3 bdrm. home rooms, 11/2 baths, 3 bdrms., floor to ceiling fireplsce, car- rmldining rm. & Ige. kitchen. 3 bdrms. or 2 bdrms. & den. located on Hospital Hill. 2 bathrooms, fireplace, lovely real savinns in your pocket! e,~ - port. Asking $40,000. fin. rec room in bsmt. Priced in low 69's. LEVEL ENTRY RANCHER - Better than new. Drive is 40327 DIAMOND HEAD RD. 2 storey tri-plex. Great In- paved, one side fenced & landscaping started. Asking vestment Property! Close to shopping. MLS $4 1,500. 2539 ORKNEY WAY - Beautiful Lindall home in ex- DESIRABLE BRACKENDALE - Fin. throughout. cellent condition. Lge. sundeck off master bedroom. Loc. Presently rented to good tenants. Asking $53,000. Viewing . in choice area of quality homes. MLS by appointment only. MLS 39148 CLEVELAND AVE. - Prime Comm. 3 property in DELUXE Two and Three bedroom Condominiums in- 40126 QOV'T RD. - Approx. 1/z acre R3. All cleared. 3 downtown Squamish. Business moving - land & building close to all amenities. Features: I003 sq.ft. each side, 3 bdrm. .home - fruit trees - good investment prop. Ven- for sale. Next door to the theatre. MLS bdrms, full basement, double carport, iwu fireplaces un cludcs stove. fridge, washer and dryer. Good Financing dor will hold agrm't for %le at IO~/z%. large lot. and Low Downpayment! COMMODOR CAPEWOOD SPECIAL - 2 bdrms. Ige. Nd. 40 Wagonwheel Trailer Court very clean - large ex- living room with big bay window. Fridge, range & drapes WATCH FOR NEkT WEEK'S AD FOR SOME EXCITING NEW LISTINGS! tension. Includes stove, fridge & drapes. $8,500. incl. Offers. to $12,OOO. Owner transferred. MEMBERS OF GREATER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE BOARD We have a wide variety of Trailers, Condominiums, Lots, Commercial & Industrial properties to choose :.,..n :.,..n .,VI,,. For fcr!her idormation please call: Evenings Evenings wayno Milch~ll 0 f f ice Don Locky Joan Caaadl 898-3228 ' Danny Lopez 8926864 Dorothy Goldon 898-3249 898-3142 092-9021 Mn. Ronnlo McCartnOy $986941 Hdon Magoo 892-3805 Dave Loowon 8024Q64 892-3554 Grrv Mllchall Marlono aowln 198-5459

Th 18 Squamlsh Tlmre - Wednesday, Septembcr 14, 1977 - Pago 17 iine S v @ s for special dishes

Chinese vegetzbles are often 1/3 c~:pblaEciie6 almonds 1 to 2 cloves garlic, crushed sugar, pepper and ginger. Cook, skil!ct. Cook. stirring con- used in both Chinese dishes and 1 tbsp. soy sauce If2 1sp. salt stir-frying for one minute. Add stantly. until sauce is thickened. Canadian ones and new and dif- I tbsp. MSG 1 CUQ green onions cut in I /z beef broth; bring mixture to Serve over hot cooked rice. Pass ferent recipes for them are being Ic/z cups chicken broth inch lengths boiling point. Meanwhile in extra soy sauce Spe2ratelY. found all the time. 2 tbsps. cornstarch extrasesame soy seeds sauce (oationail small bowl thoroughly combine Sprinkle with toasled sesame Chinese cooking is a culinary 114 cup cold water -. cornstarch, wafer and soy sauce. seeds if desired. Makes 6 ser- art which is both easy and ,extra almonds 1 cup bean sprouts Stir cornstarch mixture into VingS. economical. Much of the Prepare chicken. In wuk or */s cup sherry preparation such as chopping large skilfet. heat oil, add 1/2 tsp. MSG the vegetables and meat into chicken, stir-fry until chicken is I'fz tsy. sugar bite sized pieces, can bc done in lightly golden. Add celery, bok pepper (to taste) advance. Many Chinese dishes choy, bamboo shoots. water dash ginger (opriund) rely mainly on a variety of frcsh chestnuts, almonds, soy sauce, 3/4 cup canned beef broth vegetables, so your meat budget MSG. arid chicken broth. Mix 3 tbsps. cornstarch PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with can really be stretched. thoroughly. Cover; steam for 3/4 CUP water Section 703 of the Municipal Act that a PUBLIC Chinese style meals are also five minutes. In cup blend corn- 2 tbsps. SOY sauce HEARING will be held in the Regional District Office, exra nutritious because the starch and cold water; add to hot cooked- rice. . Pemberton, 6.C. on Tuesday, September 27th, 1977 at cooking time is kept to a chickkn mixture. Cook, stirring Slice beef. It is easier to thinly 10:30 a.m. to consider the following Land Use Contract minimum, thus preserving constantly, until mixture slice meats and poultry if it's Agreeaent: flavor, color and the important thickens. Season with salt to partially frozen. Be sure to vitamins. taste. Serve immediately. Gar- allow it to thaw completely 1. Birkenhead Lake Estates Ltd. (Developer) - to Try these recipes for Pork nish with extra blanched before cooking, for the best permit the development of 99 building lots on Chop Suey and Gourmet Beef, almonds. Serves 4. results. Pour boiling water, to Lot B, District Lot 4895, Lillooet Land District, . Vegetable Stir Fry, or Chicken GOURMET BEEF, cover, over green pepper rings Plan 21690 (Rural I zone - Development Almond. VEGETABLE STIR-FRY and snow peas. Allow to stand ARea) - By-law No. 29, 1972. PORK CHOP SUEY ll/z Ib. sirloin steak, sliced 1 for 3 minutes; drain well; rinse 1 Ib. pork tenderloin inch thick in cold water. In large skillet or The proposed Land Use Contract may be inspx!ed 2t 112 cup water boiling water wok heat oil. Add green pepper the office of the undersigned at Pemberton, B.C. during 2 tbsps. cornstarch 2 cups thinly sliced green pep. rings, snow peas, onions, garlic, regular office hours, Monday through Friday. 3 tbsps. soy sauce per rings salt, green onions and ' bean 1 tbsp. dry sherry 2 cups snow peas, tips and sprouts. Cook, in stir-fry man- . All persons who deem their interest in property af- 1 tsp. s,dt strings removed ner, over high heat for 3 fected by the proposed Land Use Contract shall be af- 118 tsp. ginger 3 tbsps. salad oil minutes. Add beef, stir-fry for 2 forded zn opportunity to be heard thereon. ii4 tsp. MSG 2 cups thinly sliced onion minutes. Add sherry, MS hot cooked rice I.R. KIIOWICS,Administrator 2 tbsp. salad oil SquamlsC=LSLiooci Rcgioiia: 1 cup thinly shredded bok choy DistrictBox 219 1 cup thinly sliced bui choy NOTICE OF INTENT 1 cup thinly sliced celery RE: LIQUOR CONTROL AND LICENSING ACT Pembertoa, B.C. VON 2LO 1 bunch green onions cut in 1" lengths APPLICATION FOR A 'D' 2 cups bean sprouts SOUAMISH-LILLOOET REQIONAL DISTRICT 1 cup water chestnuts sliced (NEIGHBOURHOOD PUBLIC HOUSE) 1 large tomato, cut in wedges LICENSE ELECTORAL AREA C VOTERS LIST Using a sharp knife cut meat into thin, bite-sized pieces. In It is the intention of the undersigned to apply; pursuant bowl thoroughly combine water, to the provisions of the Liquor Control and Licensing Act, COURT OF REVISION cornstarch, soy sauce, sherry, to the General Manager, Liquor Control and Licenslng Take notice that the Court of Revision for the salt, ginger and MSG. Set mix- Branch, Victoria, B.C.. for a Neighbourhood Public House ' 1977/1978 Electoral Area C Voters List of the Squamish- ture aside. In large skillet or license to operate a licensed establishment on the premises Lillooet Regional District will be held in the Regional wok, over medium-high heat, situated in Valleycliffe Subdivision, Squamish, in a District Office, Pemberton, B.C. on Monday, October 3rd, heat oil. Stir-fry prepared pork building to be constructed between Stawamus Mall and 1977 at 7:OO p.m. slices until nicely browned, Maple Drive. The Court of Revision will hear all complaints and about 5 minutes. Have all CLIFFSIDE PUBLIC HOUSE INC. correct and revise the list of electors and may vegetables cut before starting The above type of license permits the sale of all types of cooking. To meat in skillet add alcoholic beverages by the glass on the premises between (a) correct the names of electors in any way wrongly cornstarch mixture, bok choy, the hours of 9:OO A.M. and I1:OO P.M. and also permits (b) addstated the therein, names orof electors omitted from the list, or sui choy, celery, green onion, the sale of beer and B.C. cider by the bottle for con- bean sprouts, water chestnuts sumption off the premises. (c) strike out the names of person s from the list who are and tomato wedges. Stir-fry un- Residents or property owners located within a 6 block not entitled to vote or who are disqualified from til vegetables are piping hot and area or '12 mile radius of the proposed site are requested to' voting, or tender crisp, approx. 5 minutes. register any objections by writing to the General Manager, Serve with hot cooked rice. Liquor Control and Licensing Branch, P.O. Box 640, Vic- (d) correct any other' manifest error therein, and shall Makes 4 servings. toria. B.C. V8W 2P8. add to the list of electors the name of any person who was qualified to have his name entered on the list of Macrame in large and complicated designs,' were one of the many interesting displays at the Variation: For shrimp chop .. 1 electors on the thirty-first day of August, and, for this suey omit pork; use Ib. shrimp ~ Fair. ~~~ Fall (well drained if canned). Stir fry purpose. an applica!ion may be accepted as duly shrimp for only 2 minutes in- SOUAMISH-LILLOOET REQIONAL DISTRICT completed under section 35 if delivered to the Court , of Revision at its first sitting. -- stead of 5 minutes . Proceed .> .I.. --W .4 k AUd& 0.. Consumer Comment with cornstarch mixture and PUBLIC NOTICE- ,,-*:.,. i vegetables as directed. 18 ;:iTBiThaVatdwList mhy 5e seen on lh6 NGtice Board.of Sometimes nothing seems to If the terms of you; nortgzge This lack of knowledge can PUBLk NCIT!CE Is hereby given In accordance with A-uic ci(iiiuniiib (I.....:-- p!pbba....-- aitw..re-. c--.-...I.--obpbtaiubn *n.ha,vui, !9??: go right. permit payout, you'll have to have serious consequences. One CHICKEN ALMOND Section 703 of the Municipal Act that a PUBLIC Last year, after a lot of scrim- decide whether the costs of get- man accepted a job in another 1 large whole chicken breast cut HEARING will be held in the Regional District Office, in julienne strips a) Britannia Beach Post Office ping and saving, you managed to ring a new mortgage, PIUS the province and signed an Pemberton, B.C. on Tuesday, September 27th, 1977 at b) Squamish Post Office scrape up a down payment for a penalty you'll probably have to agreement to sell his house 2 tbsps. pcmut oil or salad oil 11:OO a.m. to consider the following Land Use Contract 1 cup bias cut eckry c) Squamish Municipal Hall home. The interest rate on the pay on the old one, make a new before he discovered the house Agreement: d) Garibaldi Highlands Post Office mortgage was around 12 per mortgage feasible. could not be sold without the Z/S cup sliced bok choy 1 cup' canned died bamboo e) Whistler Post Office cent, but it was the best you mortgage holder's permission. 1. Ponderosa Guest Ranch Ltd. (Developer) - to fl Whistler Municipal Hall could find after a lot of shop- If Your mortgage is kked in* Fortunatly, the mortgage holder shoots (well drained) permit the development of 26 building lots on g) Pemberton Post Office however+ You'll only be able to and prospective buyer were able 2/s cup slid nata chestnuts ping around. District Lots 2663 and 4805, Lillooet Land h) P.emberton Municipal Hall This vear the rate has drop- Prepay if the mortgage holder to come to terms on a new mor- salt to taste District (Rural Resuurce I zone - Development agrees to allow you to pay the i) Regional District Office ped to i0 per cent, and after'a tgage, otherwise the ' seller Area) - By-law No. 72, 1975. mortgage out early. Don't ex- Happiness is j) Mount Currie Post Office little figuring you've come up would' have been in an ex- . . . ?3 D'Arcy Post Office with the depressing revelation pect him to be easy to convince. tremely awkward legal position. The proposed Land Use Contract may be inspected at (Would you rewrite a contract if I) Seton Portage Post Office that the difference works out to the office of the undersigned at Pemberton, B.C. during m) Shalalth Post Office $60 or $70 per month on your it would result in a loss of Although it may appear a regular office hours, Monday through Friday. revenue for you?) If you can of- forbidding document at first n) Lillwet Post Office payments. o) Lillooet Municipal Hall Is there anything you can do fer some additional business to glance, you can learn a lot about All peisons who deem their interest in property af- offset his loss (term deposits, for your mortgage by just reading p) Pavilion Post Office to ease the pain? fected by the proposed Land Use Contract shall be af- q) Goldbridge Post Office It all depends on what's in the example, or rctircment savings through it a few times. Your forded an opportunity to be hcsrd thcrcon. plans). you may be able to bring mortgage company can answer bundle of forms ycu signed September 20th. 1977 . I.R. KDOWICS whecyou took out your mor- him around to your way of other questions you might have. I.R. Kaowles, Administratoi thinking. Secretary-Trcnrrcr . tgage. You and the murtgage Learning about your mor- Squamisb=Lillooct Regional

District ~ are bound by the One by-product the new in- tgage afte;yoU'Ve Signed on the A new puppy from our -~ ofthat contract* of you terest rates has been a dotted line comes under the Box 219 SOUAMISH-LILLOOLT REQIONAL DISTRICT can alter its provisions without "Pets" column. Pemberloa, B.C. VON 2LO realization by * many heading "better late t,han the consent of the other. . homeowners that they don't never".,The best bet. of CoUtSC. .. ELECTORAL AREA 0 VOTERS LIST Some (usually wi!h really know what's in their mor- is to make sure you understanc credit unions) permit payout In tgage. it before yolr commit yourself, COURT OF REVISION full, at any time, without . ICHOOL DISTRICT NO. 48 (HOWE SOUND) AND CAPILANO COLLEGE penalty. ~~~~ ~ ~ Take notice that the Court of Revision fur the Most mortgages permit Dlstrlct at Squcmi8h 197711978 Electoral Area D Voters List of the Squamish- payout only if the borrower pays Recreation Commission Lillooet Regional District will be held in the District of a penalty of 3 to 6 months' in- FALL PROGRAMS 1977 Squamish Council Chambers, Squamish, B.C. on Monday, terest. October 3rd, 1977 at 7:OO p.m. Some do not allow payout at Watch for the brochure which will be in everyone's The Court of Revision will hear all complaints and all until a certain period of time mail NEXT WEEK outlining the Adult Education correct and revise the list of electors and may after the mortgage is issued. 8.CALB.A. and Community Education Programs planned for this This type of mortgage (which is (a) correct the names of electors in any way wrungly fairly common) is said to have a , Fall. *stated therein, or "lock-in clause". COURSE (b) add the names of electors omitted from the list, or larding to (c) strike out the names of person s from the list who are ADULT . EDUCATION not entitled to vote or who are disqualified from Court News The following are a few of the courses to be offered voting. or N.A.U.I. CERTIFICATION by the Adult Education Department of School (d) correct any other manifest error therein, and shall The fdlowing cases appeared add to the list of electors the name of any person who before Judge C.I. Walker in District No. 48. was qualified to have his name entered on the list of Dates: Sept. 20, 21, 22 27, 28, 29 electors on the thirty-first day of August, and, for this court on Tuesday, Sept. 6. ~ - Industrial First Aid Bridge Sarmuku Sangha, on a charge purpose, an application may be accepted as duly m. e 99 naH Beekeeping completed under section 35 if delivered to the Court of impaired driving, was fined 11me: I - I I rivi Typiq $400, in default 14 days, and his Ladies Keep. Fit Jogging Fitness of Revision at its first sitting. licence was suspended for three (7 - 9 lecture; 9 - 11 pool) Driver Traiaian Air Brakes months. The Voters List ms,y be seen on the Notice Board of Ricky Follack, also charged cost: $150.00 the following places after September 20th. 1977: with impaired driving. was fined - $350, in default 14 days, and includes all equipment. ' COMMUNITY EDUCATION Britannia Beach Post Office placed on supervised probation Capilano College will be presenting a diverse Squamish Post Office with conditions. Squamish Municipal Hall program of Community Education Non-credit Cour- Garibaldi Highlands Post Office CHECK OUT DIWES ses and Workshops throughout the Howe Sound Whistler Post Office School District. A few samples: WhistlerPembcmh Municipal Po:! 0fS.c: Hall Oct. 1 & 2 The illness Caligraphy Pemberton Municipal Hall I you'll never see Note: The fee includes all equipmtnt Story telling for children Regional District Office coming. Get in for the check out dive as well. Mount Currie Post Office shape -and Small Business Management D'Arcy Post Office don't give the Seton Portage Post Office enemy a big English as a Second Language for mothers and tots target. Shalalth Post Office REGISTRATION Lillooet Post Office Fitness is fun. For further information about any of the programs to Lillooet Municipal Hall Tly some. Register at the Municipal Hall be offered this fall, please call: Pavilion Post Office (8:30 am - 4:30 pm) by Friday Schd Bomd Office - 892-5228 Goldbridge Post Office Sept. 16. Registration is limited. Capilano College Information Centre - 892-5322 September 20th. I977 I.R. Kmowlcr - Sccretary=Tremrrer

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